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 DIRECTORY 
 
 -OF- 
 
 OHIO 
 
 PRICE 
 
 »2.50 
 
 Compiled and Published by F^ANK H. TANNER 
 
 Secretary Ohio Milters State Associatioa 
 
 COLU.VIBUS, OHIO 
 
OFFICERS 
 
 THE OHIO MILLERS' STATE ASSOCIATION 1918-191? 
 
 President — E. M. Stults : Massillon 
 
 Vice President— J. Earl McLean Washington C. H. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer— Frank H. Tanner .Columbus 
 
 Executive Committee, the Officers and the Board of Directors 
 
 L. W. Dewey. Blanchester 
 
 J. A. Long J.. London 
 
 Chas. Prahke .....Fostoria 
 
 L. C. Chase „..Mansfleld 
 
 P. E. Barker. , Hamilton 
 
 Presidents Since Organization, April 14, 1904 
 
 John W. Burk* Springfield 
 
 M. L. Finnell Oshom 
 
 H. M. Allen. „.......Troy 
 
 Robert Colton* Bellefontaine 
 
 C. A. William^ ;. Kent 
 
 J. S. Dewey* Blanchester 
 
 Frank H. Tanner. .....Columbus 
 
 B. W. Marr Columbus 
 
 Lee F. Graybill Massillon 
 
 J. C. Miller ; L. „ „. Dover 
 
 John W. Durst .;.......... Dayton 
 
 T. J. Hanley .....:............ Coshocton 
 
 L. B. Miller........ ....Springfield 
 
 ♦Deceased. 
 
 Secretaries 
 
 Chas. B. Jenkins Noblesville, Ind. 
 
 April, 1904 to Sept., 1909 
 
 Harry W. Fish ...: -Huntington, W. Va. 
 
 Sept., 1909 to May, 1913 
 
 Frank H. Tanner Columbus, Ohio 
 
 May, 1913 to— 
 
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 
 
 OF- 
 
 OHIO 
 FLOUR 
 MILLS 
 
 Price, $2.50 
 
 COMPILED AND PUBLISHED AUGUST 1, 1918 
 BY FRANK H. TANNER 
 
 Secretary Ohio Miller's State Association 
 
 COLUMBUS, OHIO 
 
DiRECToi^ OF Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 [CO -3^5^ O \<i 
 
 J. W. McCORD 
 
 511 National Bank of Commerce Bldg. 
 COLUMBUS OHIO 
 
 Mutual Fire Insurance 
 
 FOR 
 
 Mills, Elevators, Flour, 
 Feed and Grain Stocks 
 
 AGENT FOR OHIO 
 
 The Ohio Grain Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance A ssn., Columbus.O. 
 The Grain Dealers Nat' I Mutual Fire Ins. 'Co., Indianapolis, Ind. 
 The Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Association, Alton, III. 
 The Michigan Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Lansing, Mich. 
 The Mill OwnersMutual Fire Insurance Co.oflowa, Des Moines,Ia. 
 Pennsylvania Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Wilkes-Barre.Pa. 
 The Ohio Millers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Canton, Ohio. 
 The Millers National Insurance Co., Chicago, III. 
 Millers Mutual Fit e Insurance Co., Fort Worth, Texas. 
 Northwestern Mutual Fire Association, Seattle, Wash. 
 
 I have full authority to bind insurance for the above compan- 
 ies upon receipt of order. 
 
 I have ihe maximum capacity, data and resources which en- 
 able me to intelligently handh pour insurance orders at sight. 
 
 P. S. — If your requirements are urgent, wire pour order, 
 " Collect," or phone it, " Charge Reversed." Use Western Union 
 or Postal Telegraph, or use 
 
 DURING BUSINESS JHOURS: 
 Bell Phone, Office, Main 86 Independent Phone, Office 2086 
 
 AFTER BUSINESS HOURS 
 
 Bell Phone, Res., East 2413 Independent Phone, Res. 5409 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 BY CITIES AND TOWNS 
 
 (County in Brackets) 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Aberdeen (Brown) D. A. Ellis 
 
 Adamsville (Muskingum) Carson H. Henke 
 
 Ada (Hardin) Ernsberger Milling Co. 
 
 Adena (Jefferson) Symons Milling Co. 
 
 Allenville (Vinton) William Graves 
 
 Akron (Summit) Quaker Oats Co. 
 
 Albany (Athens) E. H. Lasch 
 
 Alcony (Miami) Chas. Rehmert 
 
 Algonquin (Carroll) Carrollton, B.. D. John H. Miller 
 
 Alliance (Stark) .*. King Bee Milling Co 
 
 Est S. Warner 
 
 Amanda (Fairfield) Amanda Milling Co. 
 
 Amsterdam (Jefferson) John D. Hess 
 
 Antioch (Monroe) Antioeh Milling Co. 
 
 Antwerp (Paulding) Carr's Roller Mill 
 
 Arcanum (Darke) Arcanum Milling Co. 
 
 Apple Creek (Wayne) , Studer Bros. 
 
 Archbold (Fulton) Archbold Milling & Elevator 
 
 Co. 
 
 Armstrong's Mills (Belmont) Chas. McKeen 
 
 Ashland (Ashland) Lersch Bros. 
 
 Ashtabula (Ashtabula) R. P. Reidenbach 
 
 Amesville (Athens) F. J. Beasley Milling Co. 
 
 Athens (Athens) F. J. Beasley Milling Co. 
 
 Junod Milling Co. 
 
 Attica (Seneca) Heabler & Heabler 
 
 Arabia (Lawrence) Pedro, R. D. Vermillion & Griffith 
 
 Barberton (Summit) Anna Dean Farm Mill 
 
 Bainbridge (Ross) Worley Bros. 
 
 Bakersville (Coshocton) Mizer Bros. 
 
 Baltic (Tuscarawas) Troyer & Co. 
 
 Barberton (Summit) Barberton Milling Co. 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 If You Buy 
 
 of Any Kind 
 
 Write, Phone or Telegraph 
 
 BEMIS INDIANAPOLIS BAG CO. 
 
 INDIANAPOLIS 
 
 Grain Bags 
 Flour Bags 
 TWINE 
 
 All Kinds of Bags 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Barnesville (Belmont) Ault & Howell 
 
 Barlow (Washington) Scott & Foster 
 
 Barnesville (Belmont) J. H. Williams 
 
 Bartlett (Washing'ton) C. D. Gorham 
 
 Batesville (Noble) Nathan House 
 
 Basil (Fairfield) D. S. Cook & Co. 
 
 Batavia (Clermont) Hugo Bros. 
 
 Beach City (Stark)...., Justice & Bose 
 
 Beallsville (Monroe) Beallsville Milling Co. 
 
 Bellaire (Belmont) Stewart & Ward 
 
 Bellefontaine (Logan) Colton Bros. Co. 
 
 Belle Valley (Noble) C. W. Little 
 
 Belfast (Highland) A. T. Williamson & Son 
 
 Bellville (Richland) W. B. Rutherford 
 
 Bellevue (Sandusky) W. H. Gardner Grain & Mill 
 
 Co. 
 
 James Moore & Son 
 
 Belmont (Belmont) , J. I. Lewis 
 
 Beloit (Mahoning) A. J. Stanley 
 
 Bentonville (Adams) G. E. Francis 
 
 Berea (Cuyahoga) Berea Milling Co. 
 
 Bethel (Clermont) Bethel Roller Mills 
 
 Bethesda (Belmont) Bethesda Milling Co. 
 
 Bettsville (Seneca) W. J. Depp 
 
 Bidwell (Gallia) Virginia F. Shank 
 
 •Beverly (Washington) Beverly Milling Co. 
 
 Bidwell (Gallia) Bidwell, R. D. 2 Tycoon Roller Mills, W. L. 
 
 Wood 
 
 Birmingham (Guernsey) Kimbolton, 
 
 R. D A. Y. Speck 
 
 Blanchester (Clinton) A. T. Crossen Heirs 
 
 Bloomingsburg (Fayette) C. E, Lloyd (not in opera- 
 tion) 
 
 Bloomdale (Wood) David George 
 
 Bloomingdale (Jefferson) H. & E. 0. Lucas 
 
 Bloomville (Seneca) B. F. Walter 
 
 Blue Rock (Muskingum) Blue Rock Milling Co. 
 
 Bluffton (Allen) Bluffton Milling Co. 
 
 Botkins" (Shelby) Botkins Grain Co. 
 
 Bowerston (Harrison) Bowerston Milling Co. 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 EL LSBURff 
 
 A DELIBERATE ATTEMPT ON OUR PARI TO 
 BETTER ACQUAINT YOU WITH OUR LOCATION. 
 PftCILITlES FOR SHIPPING, OUR WATER SUPPLY AND 
 OF THE FACT THAT WE ARE IN THE HEART OF 
 THE CHEAPEST FUEL BELT (coal <>.o natural om) j 
 
 OUR LOW COST OF PRODUCTION MEANS 
 TO YOU STRONGER AND BETTER 
 
 ALL KINDS F0R 
 
 FLOUR, FEED, MEAl 
 
 CEMENT, PLASTER, LIME. CHARCOAL, ETC, 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour IVJ|lls 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Bowling Green (Wood) M. B. Reider 
 
 Bremen (Fairfield) Bro-wn-Bomworth Co. 
 
 Brink Haven (Knox) Thompson Bros. 
 
 Brownsville (Licking) M. C. Mack 
 
 Bryan (Williams) Christman Milling Co. 
 
 Buckeye City (Knox) , Twin City Milling Co. 
 
 Bucyrus (Crawford) Pinyard Bros. 
 
 Zeigler & Co. 
 
 Buffalo (Guernsey) McLaughlin Bros. 
 
 Butler (Richland) T. Jenks & Son 
 
 Burton (Geauga) W. A. Hawkes 
 
 Butler (Richland) S. L. Myers 
 
 Byesville (Guernsey) Joseph Koren 
 
 Cadiz (Harrison) W. C. Gunnell 
 
 Caldwell (Noble) Rucker & Pryor 
 
 Cambridge (Guernsey) Cambridge Milling Co. 
 
 Cambridge (Guernsey) R. D. 3 D. B. McCuUough 
 
 Canal Winchester (Franklin) Winchester Milling Co. 
 
 Canton (Stark) O. C. Barber Milling & Fert. 
 
 Co. 
 
 Canton Feed & Milling Co. 
 
 Cardington (Morrow) H. M. Conger 
 
 Carey (Wyandotte) Carey Milling & Elevator Co. 
 
 Carmel )Highland) Hillsboro, 8 Beaver Bro's. 
 
 Carrollton (Carroll) Carrollton Milling Co. 
 
 Cedarville (Greene) L. H. Sullenberger 
 
 Celina (Mercer) Buckland Milling Co. 
 
 Centerville (Gallia) Thurman, R. D. David E. Jones 
 
 Chagrin Falls (Cuyahoga) Enterprise Milling Co. 
 
 Muggleter & Burt. 
 
 Chandlersville (Muskingum Mercer & Cain 
 
 Chardon (Geauga) A. G. Williams 
 
 Charm (Holmes) D. J. Mast 
 
 Cheshire (Gallia) Cheshire Milling & Produce 
 
 Co. ' 
 
 Chester (Meigs) Smith Bros. 
 
 Chickasaw (Mercer) Chickasaw Milling Co. 
 
 Chillicothe (Ross) R. E. Clark & Co. 
 
 N. E. Kidnocker (out of busi- 
 ness 
 
 Standard Cereal Co. 
 
 Fels Milling Co. 
 
DiaECTORY OF Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 LANGENBERG BROS. GRAIN CO. 
 
 St, Louis Kansas City 
 
 Specialists in Wheat 
 
 GREATER 
 THAN 
 
 Healizatioii? 
 
 WRITE 
 FOR OUR 
 CATALOG 
 , TODAY 
 
 Our claims for THE BAUER "SCIENTIFIC" 
 BALL BEARING ATTRITION MILL, Justify a 
 . feeling of great expectation on tbe part of the 
 Mill Owner— while owning a Bauer "Scien- 
 tific"— brings realisation as a fitting climax, 
 to anticipation— 
 
 You may anticipate the limit— The Bauer 
 "Scientific" will back 
 you up. 
 
 It saves yon money In 
 power cost— 40 cents out 
 of every dollar now 
 spent for power will be 
 additional profit. 
 
 It saves money In Inb- 
 licatlon expense— 90 
 cents out of ever dollar 
 now spent for oils and greases will be additional profit 
 
 Repau: Bills are Conspicions by Their Absence. ^ 
 
 A rime -consequently /nonep-savgr in scores of other features _ 
 The Bauer " Scientific" -wm/ustifv yo«'^ mo.tsanguineexpectations. 
 
 THE BAUER BROS. CO. sp'.^?N«6"FfE^d:'^i"5,o 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Cincinnati (Hamilton) Perin Bros. (Corn only) 
 
 Schmidt & Walker Co., (Corn 
 only) 
 
 -B. H. Wess Grain & Coal Co. 
 (Feed only) 
 
 H. Nagel & Son 
 
 J. Schneider Milling & Bak- 
 ing Co. 
 
 Circleville (Pickaway) Shane Bros. & Wilson Co. 
 
 (Corn only) 
 
 Clarington (Monroe) Habermehl & Co. 
 
 Cleveland (Cuyahoga) Cleveland Milling Co. 
 
 Clifton (Greene) Isaac B. Preston 
 
 Clyde (Sandusky ) Reel Milling Co. 
 
 Coldwater (Mercer) Fox & Hess Co. 
 
 College Corner (Butler) O. P. Davis 
 
 Wm. Eesley Milling Co. 
 
 Columbiana (Columbiana) Brungard Milling Co. 
 
 Columbus (Franklin) Capitol Milling Co. 
 
 Gwinn Milling Co. 
 
 Krumm Milling Co. 
 
 Weisheimer Bros. 
 
 Williams Milling Co. 
 
 Continental (Putnam) Geo. F. Ball 
 
 Coolville( Athens) Coolville Milling Co. 
 
 Cooperdale (Coshocton) J. A. Barcus 
 
 Cora (Gallia) Galllpolis, R. D. Wilfred Massie 
 
 Coshocton (Coshocton) Balsh Bros. 
 
 Hanley Milling Co. 
 
 Lee Milling Co. 
 
 Crawford Milling Co. (not in 
 operation) 
 
 Cortland (Trumbull) Richards & Evans Co. 
 
 Covington (Miami R. D. 4 J. B. Kindell & Co. 
 
 O'Roark Bros. 
 
 ^restline (Crawford) C. A. Simonton 
 
 Cuba (Clinton) C. W. Burton 
 
 Cumberland (Guernsey) M. Young Milling Co. 
 
 Cuyahoga Falls (Summit) Walsh Milling Co. 
 
 Centerburg (Knox) G. J. Burrer & Son 
 
10 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Selling Substitutes 
 
 The big problem of the Ohio Miller today is 
 the development of a steady market for his 
 substitutes for wheat flour. 
 
 The retailer finds it hard to help Mrs. Con- 
 sumer decide >vhat she will get w^ith her 
 w^heat flour and she is even more " in the 
 dark." That puts it up to the miller. 
 
 Big helps in moving your goods from the 
 retail store to the home are "ABCO" Colored 
 Paper Sacks. Their brilliant hues demand 
 attention, their strength is that which has 
 made "Adams" a companion to "highest 
 quality," and their cost is low^. 
 
 They're sure-fire substitutes sellers ! 
 
 If you haven't yet received your samples, 
 write us. 
 
 The Adams Bag Co. 
 
 1900 Euclid Avenue, CLEVELAND, O. 
 Factories and Paper Mill, Chagrin Falls, O. 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 1 1 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Dalton (Wayne) Dalton Milling Co. 
 
 Dayton (Montgomery) Durst Milling Co. 
 
 Dayton (Montgomery) R. D. No. 11 Mrs. Amanda Heeter 
 
 Defiance (Defiance) Farmers' Co-operative Co. 
 
 DeGraflf (Logan) Buckland Milling Co. 
 
 Delaware (Delaware) Electric Roller Mills 
 
 Delphos (Allen) Geo. F. Lang Co. (Disman- 
 tled) 
 
 Dolbey & Morton 
 
 Dexter City (Noble) Dexter City Mill Co. 
 
 Dover (Tuscarawas) Dover Milling Co. 
 
 Dresden (Muskingum) Dresden Milling Co. 
 
 Dublin (Franklin) V. & A. Corbin (Feed only) 
 
 Duncan Falls (Muskingum) A. L. Carter & Co. 
 
 Dundee (Tuscarawas) F. M. Bradley & Sons 
 
 Deersville (Harrison) Spiker & Barger 
 
 Delta (Pulton) Delta Milling Co. 
 
 Dennison (Tuscarawas) Romig Feed & Milling Co. 
 
 (Feed only) 
 Deshler (Henry) Robinson Grain Co. 
 
 Dunkirk (Hardin) Dunkirk Roller Mills (Dis- 
 mantled ) 
 
 Eagle Mills (Vinton) O'Bannion & Ennis 
 
 East Claridon (Geauga) E. C. Miller 
 
 East Fultonham (Muskingum) J. W. Weller & Son 
 
 East Liverpool (Columbiana) Faulk Bros. Co. 
 
 East Orwell (Ashtabula) Northway & Avery 
 
 East Palestine (Columbiana) J. M. Horten 
 
 East Sparta (Stark) - East Sparta Milling Co. 
 
 Eaton (Preble) Eaton Milling Co. 
 
 Edgerton (Williams) Edgerton Millingl Co. 
 
 Edison (Morrow)' F. E. Blair 
 
 Edon (Williams) Pliny C. Gratz 
 
 Elyria (Lorain) Elyria Milling & Power Co, 
 
 Riverside Milling Co. 
 
 Evansport (Evansport)..^ Evansport Milling Co. 
 
 Ewington (Gallia) G. K. Ewing 
 
 Euclid (Cuyahoga) R. D. Burnside & Warts 
 
 East Danville (Highland) -Winkle P. 0. Summer Bros. 
 Fairview (Highland) Hillsboro Wm. F. Boelzner 
 
12 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 ^he broad minded, 
 
 efficient and liberal manner in which 
 the Food Administration has provided 
 for the handling of grain^ for the crop 
 i^ear 1918 makes much business be- 
 tween us possible. We want to make 
 it profitable. 
 
 J. ROSENBAUM GRAIN CO. 
 
 with its branch houses at 
 
 Baltimore, Philadelphia & New York, 
 
 and with its large and varied facilities 
 in most all of the important markets of 
 the country, can advantageously furnish 
 i^ou gour needs in the grain line, or it 
 can buy i^our surplus at the best ad- 
 vantage to pou. 
 
 Telephone or Telegraph the 
 
 J. Rosenbaum Grain Co., 
 
 CHICAGO 
 
 Do you read the Rosenbaum Review ? 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 1 3 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Fayette (Fulton) Fayette Milling Co. 
 
 Fayetteville (Brown) J. L. & W. H. Higgins 
 
 Felicity (Clermont) Scott Bros. Co. 
 
 Findlay (Hancock) Kimmel & Peters 
 
 David Dirk 
 
 McManness Milling & Grain 
 Co. 
 
 Flushing (Belmont) G. W. Stratton 
 
 Forest (Hardin) Ash & Poling 
 
 FortLoramie (Shelby) A. W.. Baxter 
 
 Fort Recovery (Mercer) J. E. Hefner 
 
 Foster (Warren) A. Hoppe & Co. 
 
 Fostoria (Seneca) Fostoria City Mills 
 
 Mennel Milling Co. 
 
 Fowler's Mills (Geauga) Fred Hovey 
 
 Frankfort (Ross) Elias Hutton 
 
 Frazeysburg (Muskingum) W. S. Lemert 
 
 Fredericksburg (Wayne) Imperial Flour Co. 
 
 Freeport (Harrison) Freeport Milling Co. 
 
 Fremont (Sandusky) Cox Flour Mill Co. 
 
 Galena (Delaware) The Mulzer Mills 
 
 Galion (Crawford) C. H. Evans 
 
 Gallipolis (Gallia) M. E. Bell & Co. 
 
 Bush Bros. 
 
 E. J. Resener & Co. 
 
 Garrettsville (Portage) Vanderslice Milling Co. 
 
 Geneva (Ashtabula) Geo. F. Burwell (Feed only) 
 
 Geneva Milling Co. 
 
 Georgetown (Brown) Mrs. C. Single 
 
 Ghent (Summit) 0. R. Hershey 
 
 Germantowri (Montgomery) A. M. Hoerner 
 
 Gillespieville (Ross) Bone Bros. 
 
 Girard (Trumbull) ...^ W. J. Zeller 
 
 Grafton (Lorain) Bennett Milling Co. 
 
 Grand Rapids (Wood) A. Pillod 
 
 D. F. Stump 
 
 Granville (Licking) H. D. Ashbrook 
 
 'Greenford (Mahoning) Mattix & Rose 
 
14 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 THE INNEL MILLING CO. 
 
 TOLEDO, OHIO 
 
 Mills and Elevators at Fostoria, Ohio 
 
 We buy and sell 
 WHEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE AND BARLEY 
 
 We make 
 A No. 1 — Winter Wheat Flour, 
 MAINSPRIN G—SpTing wheat Flour, 
 CHALLENGE— Blended Flour 
 
 WINTER WHEAT BRAN, 
 WINTER WHEAT MIDDLINGS, 
 WINTER WHEAT MIXED FEED, 
 SPRING WHEAT MIXED FEED, 
 WHITE AND YELLOW CORN GOODS, 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 15 
 
 CITY PC ST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Greenfield (Highland) Case Bros. 
 
 Island Grove Mill Co 
 
 Styerwalt Milling Co. 
 
 Greenspring (Sandusky) J. W. McDonald & Sons 
 
 Greenville (Darke) Greenville Milling & Elevator 
 
 Co. 
 
 Greenville (Darke) R. D. 2 M. R. Cromer 
 
 Greenville (Darke) R. D. 4 J. W. Weimer 
 
 Greenwich (Huron) Firestone & Knapp 
 
 Grove City (Franklin) Grove City Milling Co. 
 
 Guysville (Athens) Guysville Milling Co. 
 
 Georg«sville (Franklin) T. F. Adelsperger 
 
 Hamersville (Brown) : W. E. Ralston 
 
 Hamilton (Butler) Carr Milling Co. 
 
 Hannibal (Monroe) John Luiport 
 
 Hanoverton (Columbiana) Kiretta & Stephanovitch 
 
 Harrisburg (Franklin) W. W. Coontz 
 
 Harriettsville (Noble) C. H. Lee 
 
 Harrison (Hamilton) Minnie Kiewitt 
 
 Harrod (Allen) Franklin P. Wilt 
 
 Haviland (Paulding) Ireton & Eikenbary 
 
 Hebron (Licking) D. M. Geiger 
 
 Hendrysburg (Belmont) Trimmer & Patton 
 
 Hicksville (Defiance) Eureka Milling Co. 
 
 Higginsport (Brown) Robert Taylor 
 
 Highland (Highland) '. Orland Earl 
 
 Hilliards (Franklin) A. J. Shafer 
 
 Hillsboro (Highland) Whisler Grain & Feed Co. 
 
 Huggins & Huggins 
 
 Hillsboro (Highland) R. D. 4 J. A. McCoppin & Sons 
 
 Holgate (Henry) S. L. Snyder & Co. 
 
 Hopedale (Harrison) Stringer Bros. 
 
 Houston (Shelby) Farmers Elevator Co. 
 
 Hudson (Summit) Filius Co. 
 
 Huron (Erie) tj. G. Smith 
 
 Ironton (Lawrence) Goldcamp Mill Co. 
 
 Jackson (Jackson) Jackson Milling Co. 
 
 Peters Milling Co. 
 Jamestown (Greene) George & Ervin Bros. 
 
16 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 The Raymond Bag Co, 
 
 MIDDLETOWN, OHIO. 
 
 Ail Grades of Paper Bags for the Miller 
 Service, Quality and Satisfaction. 
 
 Once a Customer Always a Customer. 
 
 Samples and Prices on request. 
 
 F. S. EASLEY, Secretary GEO. F. PHILLIPS, Treasurer 
 
 C. O. WRIGHT, President & General Manager 
 
 The Wright Milling Co. 
 
 MERCHANT MILLERS 
 
 BLUEFIELD, W. VA. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 Franklin, Ideal, Gilt Edge, Wright*s 
 Selfrising, and Eureka Flours 
 
 DAILY CAPACITY 
 500 Barrels Flour 2500 Bushels Meal 20 Tons Feed 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 1 7 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Jefferson (Ashtabula) Herrick Bros. 
 
 Jeromeville (Ashland) A. R. Plank & Son 
 
 Jewett (Harrison) B. H. Thompson 
 
 Jeffersonville (Fayette) Losson Day 
 
 Jerusalem (Monroe) Eagle Mill Co. 
 
 Johnstown (Licking) Simpson & Co. 
 
 Junction City (Perry) Griggs Bros. 
 
 Keno (Meigs) Long Bottom, R. D. M. A. Adams 
 
 Kent (Portage) Williams Bros. Co. 
 
 Kenton (Hardin) L. J. Rish 
 
 Killbuck (Holmes) J. C. & W., Duncan 
 
 Kimbolton (Guernsey) E. J. Forsythe 
 
 King's Creek (Champaign) Urbana, 
 
 R. D Gregg Bros. 
 
 Kingston (Ross) Kingston Milling Co. 
 
 Kirkersville (Licking) Henry. M. Geiger 
 
 Kirtland (Lake) Willoughby, R. D. Kirtland Mills Co. 
 
 Kyger (*Gallia) Athey & Cloud 
 
 Lancaster (Fairfield) A. Deeds & Sons 
 
 Graham Milling Co. 
 
 Langsville (Meigs) G.H.Haines (dismantled) 
 
 Laurelville (Hocking) Armstrong Mill Co. 
 
 Laurelville Grain & Mill Co. 
 
 Latham (Pike) W. H. Dotson 
 
 Leavittsburg (Trumbull) Klingensmith Bros. 
 
 Lebanon (Warren) Aungst Bros. & Speng 
 
 Letart Palls (Meigs) G. C. Sayles (Tyro Mill Co.) 
 
 Leetonia (Columbiana) Leetonia Milling Co. 
 
 Leesburg (Clinton) Dewey Bros., Blanchester 
 
 Lewisburg (Preble) Earl C. Crider 
 
 Lima (Allen) H. A. Holdridge Co., 
 
 Litchfield (Medina) .- Case & Case 
 
 Lock Seventeen (Tuscarawas) Walter Wohlwend (P. 0. 
 
 Seventeen) 
 
 Lewisville (Monroe) Edward P. Archer 
 
 Locust Grove (Adams) William J. Boyd 
 
 Lodi (Medina) E. L. Plank 
 
 Liberty Center (Henry) H. L. Hottismer 
 
 Lisbon (Columbiana) F. C. Binsley & Co. 
 
18 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 ^he Cleveland Grain Co. 
 
 (INCORPORATED) 
 
 CLEVELAND OHIO 
 
 RECEIVERS & SHIPPERS 
 
 OF = 
 
 GRAIN 
 
 2 
 
 TERMINAL 
 OPERATING "^ ELEVATORS 
 
 IN OHIO 
 
 Elevator "A" Cle'veland, Capacity 1,000,000 
 
 Elevator "E" Cincinnati, Capacity - - 800,000 
 
 Consignments to us at either of the above markets 
 will receive our usual careful attention and SPECIAL 
 SERVICE with PROMPT RETURNS. 
 
 In the grain belt of Indiana and Illinois, we also 
 operate TERMINAL ELEVATORS at 
 
 Indianapolis, Ind.— Sheldon, 111.— Champaign, 111. 
 
 From these five Ohio, Indiana and Illinois elevators 
 we can fill your orders promptly for Wheat, Corn and Oats. 
 
 OFFICIAL WEIGHTS AND GRADES * 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 19 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Logan (Hocking) Farmers' Exchange Milling 
 
 Co. 
 
 Keynes Bros. 
 
 J. W. McBroom 
 
 London (Madison) J. A. Long 
 
 Lorain (Lorain) Hauff McNeil Co. ^ 
 
 Loudonville (Ashland) Loudonville Mill & Grain Co. 
 
 Louisville (Stark) Louisville Milling & Elevator 
 
 Co. 
 
 Lowellville (Washington) Rechsteiner Milling Co. 
 
 Lucasville (Scioto) Purdy Bros. 
 
 Lynchburg (Highland) H. Murphy & Son 
 
 Little Hocking (Washington) Little Hocking Roller Mills 
 
 (W. V. Hill) 
 
 Lorain (Lorain) Lorain Milling Co. 
 
 Magnolia (Stark) A. R. Elson Co. 
 
 Malvern (Carroll) Beach Milling Co. 
 
 Manchester (Adams) _ Manchester Milling Co. 
 
 Mansfield (Richland) Aungst Bros. & Speng 
 
 Lantz Bros. 
 
 Mansfield Milling Co. 
 
 Marion (Marion) Marion National Mill Co. 
 
 Marshallville (Wayne) '. J. G. Goldsmith 
 
 Marysville (Union) Spurrier Bros. 
 
 Massillon (Stark) Buckeye Cereal Co. 
 
 Warwick Co. 
 
 West. Side Milling Co. 
 
 McArthur (Vinton^ Gilman & Ward 
 
 McConnellsville (Morgan) Elk Eye Milling Co. 
 
 Mechanicsburg (Champaign) J. A. Long 
 
 Medina (Medina) O. C. Shepard Co. 
 
 Miamisburg (Montgomery) S. E. Waters 
 
 Middleport (Meigs) Middleport Milling Co. (Geo. 
 
 W. Moore) 
 
 Milford (Clermont) Scott Bros. Co. 
 
 Milford Center (Union) Milford Center Milling Go. 
 
 Millersburg (Holmes) J. D. & 3. L. Miller 
 
 Middletown (Butler) P. 0. Diver Milling Co.. 
 
 Milford (Clermont) S. N. Clark 
 
 Millwood (Knox) Howard, R. D. F. R. Stitzel 
 
20 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 C. S. Burge J. A. Smith R. S. Burge 
 
 L. M. Burlingame R. S. Sheldon 
 
 THE S. W. fLOWER COMPANY 
 
 TOLEDO, OHIO 
 
 Wholesale Field Seed Merchants 
 
 CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ALSIKE 
 
 Alfalfa, Barley, Millet, Hungarian Blue Grass, Red Top, 
 Orchard Grass, Buckwheat, and all other Field Seeds, as well 
 as Poultry Food. 
 
 Jobbers of New and Second-Hand Grain and Seed Bags. 
 
 AGENTS 
 
 CLIPPER SEED CLEANERS 
 
 If you have seed for sale, mail samples and will make you 
 bids. If you don't receive our weekly price list, let us know 
 -and we will put you on the list. 
 
 USE KEROSENE 
 
 FOR POWER 
 
 CONSERVE GASOLINE 
 FOR WAR PURPOSES 
 
 REDUCE YOUR FUEL BILLS 
 
 The "Perfection" Kerosene Carburetor makes the 
 use of KEROSENE as fuel, as satisfactory as any 
 oil and will make a remarkable saving in the cost of 
 operating stationary internal combustion engines over 
 gasoline. We solicit your inquiries for prices and 
 references. 
 
 PERFECTION CARBURETOR CO. 
 
 317 Cherry Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
DiRECTQRY OF OhIO FlOUR MiLLS 21 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Mineral City (Tuscarawas) Kugler Milling Co. 
 
 Minerva (Stark) Minerva Milling Co. 
 
 Minster (Auglaize) Minster Milling Co. 
 
 Monroeville (Huron) E. W. Armstrong Co. 
 
 Monroeville Milling Co. 
 
 Montpelier (Williams) Storrer Bros. 
 
 Morrow (Warren) Alf R. Eesley 
 
 Moscow (Clermont) D. B. Moreton & Co. 
 
 Mt. Gilead (Morrow) Buckeye Milling Co. (Cline & 
 
 Simpson) 
 
 William Shafer 
 
 Mt. Healthy (Hamilton) C. C. GroflP & Son 
 
 Mt. Orab (Brown) F. W. Kibler Milling Co. 
 
 Mt. Sterling (Madison) Mt. Sterling Mill Co. 
 
 Mt. Vernon (Knox) Wm. Banning & Son 
 
 Northwestern Elevator & 
 Mill Co. 
 
 Mt. Victory (Hardin) R. B. Cougill 
 
 Mowrystown (Highland) Handman & Hunter (Ideal 
 
 Flour Mills) 
 
 Mayfield (Cuyahoga) Euclid, R. D. Burnside & Warts 
 
 Napoleon (Henry) J. H. Vocke & Sons 
 
 Navarre (Stark) Garver Bros. Co. 
 
 Nelsonville (Athens) Baird Bros. Co. 
 
 Newark (Licking) Hulshizer Milling & Baking 
 
 Co. 
 
 Evan E. Jones & Son 
 New Bremen (Auglaize) Kuenzel Mills Co. 
 
 Lock 2 Grain & Milling Co. 
 
 New Comerstown (Tuscarawas) Milburn & Best 
 
 New Cumberland (Tuscarawas) J. A. & R. S. Morse 
 
 New Holland (Pickaway) R. D. 3 Mrs, H. G. Stanley 
 
 New Lexington (Perry) : S. A. Arnold 
 
 H. A. Lowe 
 
 New London (Huron) P. H. Burk & Son 
 
 New Middletown (Mahoning) John W. Schaade 
 
 New Matamoras (Washington) A. E. Watters 
 
 New Moorefield (Clark) Yeazell & Baldwin 
 
 New Philadelphia (Tuscarawas) Eureka Milling Co. 
 
 New Plymouth (Vinton) Howard L. Hockman 
 
22 
 
 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 The Common Sense Wheat Heater 
 
 The things that instantly 
 commend this Heater to 
 millers are: The uniform 
 tempering of the wheat, 
 the thoroughly practical 
 and simple means pro 
 vided for regulating the 
 temperature of the 
 wheat, and the fact that 
 there is no waste of 
 steam or hot water. 
 
 This Heater works 
 "on the stream" or "off 
 it." 
 
 The temperature of 
 the wheat can be regu- 
 lated to the fraction of a 
 degree. The angle of the leaning pipe, which can be 
 adjusted instantly, determines the temperature of the 
 wheat. 
 
 We make these Heaters in all sizes from 6 bushels 
 per hour up. 
 
 We believe in the fairness of the miller and know 
 the efficiency of our Wheat Heater and will send it 
 anywhere in the United States on trial and pay all 
 freighf if returned. 
 
 COLUMBIAN m GOVERNOR CO. 
 
 104 North Second Street Minneapolis, Minn. 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 23 
 
 city post office firm name 
 
 Newport (Washington) W. L. Mattingly 
 
 Newtonsville (Clermont) Prank Stamets 
 
 New Vienna (Clinton) Boden Bros. 
 
 New Washington (Crawford) E. C. Walter 
 
 New Waterford (Columbiana) R. H. Murray & Son 
 
 Newton Palls (Trumbull) Klingensmith & Griffith 
 
 Niles (Trumbull) Drake & McConnell 
 
 -North Baltimore (Wood) G. G. Rockwell 
 
 North Benton (Portage) Moore & Matthews 
 
 North Fairfield (Huron) W. E. Croley 
 
 North Jackson (Mahoning) S. A. Kistler & Son 
 
 North Lewisburg (Champaign) Beltz & Miller 
 
 Norwalk (Huron) Orebaugh Bros. 
 
 Oak Harbor (Ottawa) Emery Thierwechter Co. 
 
 Oak Hill (Jackson) Oak Hill Milling Co. 
 
 Old Washington (Guernsey). C. P.. Paisley 
 
 Orangeville (Trumbull) Fell Milling Co. (E. G. Pell) 
 
 Orland (Vinton) James Stone 
 
 Orrville (Wayne) Orrville Milling Co. 
 
 Osborn (Greene) Finnell Milling Co. 
 
 Ottawa (Putnam) Ottawa Grain & Milling Co. 
 
 Otway (Scioto) Pieper & Gordon 
 
 Owensville '(Clermont) Snider & West 
 
 Ottoville (Putnam) Odenweller Milling Co. 
 
 Oxford (Butler) Miami Milling Co. 
 
 Oakwood (Paulding) L. Zimmerman 
 
 Olive Green (Noble) F. N. Swank & Son 
 
 Painesyille (Lake) Nickle Plate Milling Co. 
 
 " Painesville Elevator Co. 
 
 Pandora (Putnam) Pandora Milling Co. 
 
 Paris (Stark) Mott's Flour Mill 
 
 Paulding (Paulding) Hansen & Osias Paulding 
 
 Flour Mill 
 
 Peebles (Adams) Tener & McGovney 
 
 Peninsula (Summit) Moody & Thomas Milling Co. 
 
 (Cleveland, Ohio) 
 
 Petersburg (Mahoning) Petersburg Milling Co. 
 
 Phalanx (Trumbull) P. A.. & G. A. Roo d 
 
 Piedmont (Harrison) McConnell & Curtis 
 
24 • Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 THE CITY NATIONAL BANK 
 
 COLUMBUS, OHIO 
 
 Send Your 
 
 Grain Drafts on Columbus 
 
 TO 
 
 The Citi; National 
 Bank of Columbus 
 
 THE BANK OF SERVICE 
 
 PROMPT ATTENTION 
 
 Remit same day drafts are paid 
 
 Send for our circular on Trade Acceptance 
 
 Officers 
 
 FOSTER COPELAND, President 
 
 J. J. JENNINGS, First Vice President 
 
 WALTER A. JONES, Vice President 
 
 CHARLES W. TANNER, Vice Prest. and Cashier 
 
 ROBERT W. LAYLIN, Ass't Cashier 
 
 HARLEY D. CULP, Ass't Cashier 
 
 EDWIN M. RHOADS, Ass't Cashier 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 25 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Piketon (Pike) Patterson Milling Co. 
 
 Piokerington (Fairfield) Pickerington Milling Co. 
 
 Pioneer (Williams) Pioneer Milling Co. 
 
 Piqua (Miami) R. D. 4 Louis Landman (Loramie 
 
 Mills) 
 Piqua (Miami) Piqua Milling Co. 
 
 M. H. Reitz (City Mills) 
 
 Plainfield (Coshocton) Woodward Bros. 
 
 Plain City (Union) T. J. Fee & Sons 
 
 Pleasant City (Guernsey) J. L. Kackley & Son 
 
 Pleasantville (Fairfield) Pleasantville Mill Co. 
 
 Point Isabel (Clermont) Bethel, E. D. 3 Swing & Dillman 
 
 Pomeroy (Meigs) Loff Jacobs 
 
 Portsmouth (Scioto) Coburn Bros. (Peerless Mills) 
 
 Jacob J. Gehres (Imperial 
 Mill) 
 
 P. H. Harsha 
 
 Port Washington (Tuscarawas) S. D. Doney 
 
 Port William (Clinton) W. O. Beam & Son 
 
 Powell (Delaware) : H. E. Shari» 
 
 Pricetown (Highland) Hillsboro, R. D. 5 Gibler Bros. 
 
 Prospect (Marion) Herbster & Toms (Union 
 
 Mills) 
 
 Portsmouth (Scioto) Vogel Bros. (Feed & Meal 
 
 only) 
 
 Quaker City (Guernsey) John R. Hall 
 
 Quincy (Logan) Allinger Milling Co. 
 
 Rainsboro (Highland) Bainbridge, 
 
 R. D. 2 Slater & Parshall (Rocky 
 
 Fork Mills 
 
 Racine (Meigs) James E. Simpson 
 
 Ravenna (Portage) J. F. Babcock Milling Co. 
 
 Rawson (Hancock) R. Ritter 
 
 Republic (Seneca) B. F. Weiker 
 
 Richmond (Jeff'erson) Richmond Milling Co.' 
 
 Richmond Dale (Ross) Richmond Dale Milling Co. 
 
 Richwood (Union) N. C. Miller & Co. 
 
 Rock Bridge (Hocking) T. A. Wharton 
 
 Rock Creek (Ashtabula) C. W .Harrington & Sons 
 
 Ross (Butler) J. C. F. Craig, Sr. 
 
26 
 
 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 GENUINE OLD DUTCH ANCHOR 
 
 BOLTING CLOTH and GRIT GAUZE 
 
 The Strongest and Best Cloth Made 
 CLOTHS MADE UP FOR EVERY KIND OF REEL 
 i AND SIFTER 
 
 -:--:-% Mill FurnisKings of Every Description 
 "' WIRE CLOTH 
 
 R. L. LATIMER 8c CO. 
 
 24 N. FRONT STREET 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. PA. 
 
 Graham Milling Co. 
 
 LANCASTER, OHIO 
 
 FOREST ROSE FLOUR 
 
 E. A. GRUBBS GRAIN CO. 
 
 CAR LOTS ONLY 
 
 GREENVILLE, 
 
 OHIO 
 
 SHIPPERS OF 
 
 MILLING WHEAT, OATS AND RYE 
 
 HOPE TO HAVE YELLOW CORN AFTER NOVEMBER 1ST. 
 
 W. H. MOREHOUSE & CO. 
 
 G rain and Seed Commission Merchan ts 
 
 Clover. Alsyke, Timothy, Hungarian, Millet, Red 
 Top, Blue Grass. Orchard Grass, Seed Corn, Etc. 
 
 MEMBERS: 
 Toledo Produce Exchangre Ghicaeo Board of Trade, 
 
 Warehouses Offices 1004-5-6 
 
 321-323-325 and 327 Erie St. Second National Bank Bldg. 
 
 TOLEDO. OHIO 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 27 
 
 CITY P03T OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Rushtown (Scioto) Peter Brown 
 
 St. Clairsvilk (Belmont) : St. Clair Milling Co. 
 
 St. Henry (Mercer) Western Ohio Grain & Mill- 
 ing Co. 
 
 St. Louisville (Licking) Henry Hay 
 
 St. Marys (Auglaize) Gordon-Hauss & Folk Co. 
 
 St. Paris (Champaign) G. H. Baldwin & Son 
 
 Salem (Columbiana) Benfield & Bailey (Purity 
 
 Mills) 
 
 Geo. S. Foltz 
 
 Salineville (Columbiana) F. H. Falloon 
 
 Sandusky (Erie) Sandusky Milling Co. 
 
 Sandyville (Tuscarawas) T. W. Welker 
 
 Sardinia (Brown) Sardinia Milling Co. 
 
 Sardis (Monroe) A. E. Watters 
 
 Sarahsville (Noble) .* H. G. Young & Co. 
 
 Scio (Harrison) J. E. Sargent 
 
 Senecaville (Guernsey) Canlpbell Bros. 
 
 Seville (Medina) Seville Milling Co. 
 
 Shandon (Butler) Shandon Milling Co. 
 
 Shanesville (Tuscarawas) Shanesville Milling Co. 
 
 Sharpsburg (Athens) Sharpsburg Milling Co. 
 
 Shelby (Richland) Shelby Flour Mills Co. 
 
 Sherodsville (Carroll) Sherodsville Milling Co. 
 
 Sherwood (Defiance) Tackett & Smith 
 
 Shreve (Wayne) Gray & Smith Milling Co. 
 
 Shiloh (Richland) Shiloh Equity Exchange Co, 
 
 Sidney (Shelby) R. D. 5 W. D. John 
 
 Sidney (Shelby) Farmers' Grain & Milling Co. 
 
 Sinking Spring (Highland) The McClure Co. 
 
 Smithfield (Jefferson) A. J. Ralston 
 
 Somerset (Perry) Bowman Brehm & Bailey 
 
 So. Bloomingville (Hocking) Walter North, Logan, 0. 
 
 So. Charleston (Clark) Shough Co. 
 
 So. Webster (Scioto) South Webster Milling Co. 
 
 Spencerville (Allen) Kolter Mill & Grain Co. 
 
 Springfield (Clark) Ansted & Burk Co. 
 
 L. H. Johnson (discontinued) 
 
 Springfield (Clark) R. D. 6 Redmond Milling Co. 
 
 Spring Valley (Greene) Spring Valley Merc. Co. 
 
28 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 HUNDREDS OF OHIO MILL OWNERS USE 
 
 The Plansifter 
 
 With great satisfaction and all 
 testify to its SIMPLICITY, 
 DURABILITY and ECON- 
 OM Y. This is equally true of 
 every other machine sold under 
 the Barnard Moline brand, 
 which covers everything needed in a modern 
 
 Flouring J^ill, Yout correspondence will be very welcome 
 
 BARNARD & LEAS MFG. CO. 
 
 MOLINE, ILL 
 
 MILLERS 
 
 We buy Wheat, Corn, Oats and Mill Feed. 
 
 Manufacture Winter and Spring Flour, K. D. 
 Granulated and Bolted Corn Meal. 
 
 Molasses Horse and Dairy Feeds. 
 
 Orders fully appreciated 
 
 The Buckeye Cereal Co. 
 
 Massillon, Ohio 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 29 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Spring Valley (Greene) R. D. Chas. Graf 
 
 Stafford (Monroe) J. M. McVay 
 
 Stockdale (Pike) J. H., Jenkins 
 
 Stewart (Athens) Biddison & Sands 
 
 Stockport (Morgan) Stockport Milling Co. (Dover 
 
 Bros., McConnellsville) 
 
 Stoutsville (Fairfield) Barr & Co. 
 
 Sugar Creek (Athens) Athens, R. D. Sugar Creek Cereal Co. 
 
 Sugar Grove (Fairfield) R. D. W. J. Short, Lancaster 
 
 Sugar Grove (Fairfield) S. D. Doney, Columbus ^ 
 
 Sunbury (Delaware) G. J. Burrer & Sons 
 
 Swanton (Fulton) Swanton Milling & Elevator 
 
 Co. (corn only) 
 
 Sycamore (Wyandotte) Eureka Milling Co. 
 
 Summerfield (Noble) J.. W. Bruce & Son 
 
 Thompson (Geauga) R. D. 1 W. H. Vogel 
 
 Tiffin (Seneca) F. W. Bacon 
 
 H. K. James Milling Co. 
 
 J. Loudenslager Est. 
 
 Tiffin (Seneca) R. D. 2 J. G. Fieglist 
 
 Tiffin (Seneca) Half-mile, R. D. J. M. BeckWy 
 
 Tippecanoe City (Miami) Miami' Valley Milling Co.. 
 
 Miami Conservatory District 
 
 (Tipp. Roller Mills) 
 
 Tiro (Crawford) Co-Operative Grain & Milling 
 
 Co. 
 
 Toledo (Lucas) National Milling Co. 
 
 Northwestern Elevator & 
 Mill Co. 
 
 Toledo Grain & Milling Co. 
 
 Mennel Milling Co. (Mill at 
 Fostoria) 
 
 Wagoner Milling Co. 
 Troy (Miami) Allen & Wheeler Co. 
 
 Makepeace & Bader 
 
 Tuscarawas (Tuscarawas) J. C. Oswald 
 
 Triadelphia (Morgan) Newman Bros. 
 
 Urbana (Champaign) W. A. Woodward 
 
 Union (Montgomery) I. A. Lutz (Pig Eye Mill) 
 
 Unionport (Jefferson) J. A. Groves 
 
30 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Bui^ Service — Personal Service 
 
 THAT'S WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU TRADE WITH US 
 
 Buckleys will reduce the amount of wheat required' to 
 make a barrel of flour and they will make better flour. 
 These are NOW the principal benefits that justify your 
 buying the machines. 
 
 -But our advice about how to use Buckleys to best advan- 
 tage and our suggestions for the improvement of your 
 milling program will double these benefits. 
 
 j The Buckley — andBuck- 
 lep Service — make poor 
 mills prosperous and 
 prosperous mills rich. 
 
 We cheerfully give personal consideration to every in- 
 dividual case. Submit us your flow sheet. Buy Buckleys 
 and consult us. You will get practical SERVICE that 
 puts dollars (lots of them) in your pocket. 
 
 BUCKLEY BROS. 
 
 Starks Building - LOUISVILE, KY. 
 
 Ohio Representative 
 
 C. J. BARBEAU, 
 
 138 Salem Avenue Dayton, Ohio 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 31 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 Upper Sandusky (Wyandotte) D. T. Nitrauer 
 
 L. E. Sheets 
 
 Uhrichsville (Tuscarawas) Latto & Conwell 
 
 Utiea (Licking) Hulshizer Milling Co. 
 
 Van Wert (Van Wert) Union Flouring Mills Co. 
 
 Venice (Erie) Gallagher Bros., Sandusky 
 
 Verona (Preble) - Wertz Brown & Rowe 
 
 Versailles (Darke) Frederick Landman 
 
 Vincent (Washington) Vincent Mill Co. 
 
 Vinton (Gallia) Vinton Roller Mills 
 
 Weston (Wood) C. G. Campbell 
 
 Wadsworth (Medina) Wadsworth Milling & Lum- 
 ber Co. 
 
 Wagner (Lawrence) Pedro, P. 0. Wagner Mill Co. 
 
 Wakeman (Huron) Wakeman Milling & Elevator 
 
 Co. 
 
 Walhonding (Coshocton) S. C. Priest 
 
 Wapakoneta (Auglaize) Home Milling Co. 
 
 Warren (Trumbull) Wadsworth Feed Co. 
 
 Washington C. H. (Payette) Washington Milling Co. 
 
 Warner (Washington) Lauer & Brown 
 
 Warsaw (Coshocton) S. D. Beck 
 
 Watertown (Washington) Green & Willis, Wolf Creek 
 
 Mills 
 
 Wauseon (Fulton) Lyon & Greenleaf Co. 
 
 Waverly (Pike) Pee Pee Milling Co. 
 
 Waynesville (Warren) C. M. Robitzer 
 
 Wellington (Lorain) Wellington Flour Mills Co. 
 
 Wellston (Jackson) Wellston Milling Co. 
 
 (Nora L. Massie) 
 
 West Alexandria (Preble) G. H. Armstrong 
 
 Westboro (Clinton) E. T. Burton 
 
 Westerville (Franklin) Frank Burrer (closed down) 
 
 West Jefferson (Madison) Jenkins Bros. 
 
 West Lafayette (Coshocton) Hanley Milling Co. 
 
 , West Liberty (Logan) D. K. Hartzler 
 
 West Millgrove (Wood) 
 
 West Milton (Miami) Mrs. Louis Schmidt & Sons 
 
 West Salem (Wayne>. Greely & Co. 
 
 West Union (Adams) N. J. Holmes 
 
32 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Quick and 
 Effective Methods 
 
 In handling either mill 
 accounts or an occa- 
 sional car some mill 
 mag wish to offer are re- 
 sponsible for mg success 
 in the flour business. 
 
 IF YOU NEED THIS KIND OF SERVICE 
 _=_ WRITE ^= 
 
 ANSEL S. LEO 
 
 Member of New York Produce Exchange 
 
 204 Produce Exchange NEW YORK 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 33 
 
 CITY POST OFFICE FIRM NAME 
 
 West Unity (Williams) J. M. Zimmerman 
 
 Wheelersburg (Scioto) Wheelersburg Milling Co. 
 
 Wheelersburg (Scioto) R. G. Benedict, Defiance, 0., 
 
 (Peerless iVLIll) 
 
 Willard (Huron) , E. S. Carpenter 
 
 Williamsburg (Clermont) Ely & White 
 
 Williamsport (Pickaway) John E. Hess 
 
 W. A. Basore 
 
 Wilgus (Lawrence) Wilgus Milling Co. 
 
 Wilkesville (Vinton) P. S. Rhodes 
 
 Willoughby (Lake) Beebower Bros. (Whole 
 
 Wheat Flour) 
 
 Wilmot (Stark) Conrad Haas 
 
 Winchester (Adams) L. M. Hunter 
 
 Winona (Columbiana) Salona Supply Co., Salem, 0. 
 
 Woodsfield (Monroe) M. F. Archer 
 
 Woodville (Sandusky) W. H. Bruns & Sons 
 
 Wooster (Wayne) August C. heise 
 
 Gray & Smith Milling Co. 
 
 Xenia (Greene) Belden Milling Co. 
 
 Youngstown (Mahoning) Homer Baldwin (City Mills) 
 
 Zanesville (Muskingum) Armstrong, Lee & Co. 
 
 Young Bros. Milling Co. 
 Zoar (Tuscarawas) Morse Milling Co. 
 
34 
 
 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 AMONG THE 
 OHIO MILLERS 
 
 Using the G & C Simple Book- 
 keeping System for Small 
 Mills: 
 
 Albany Milling Co.. Albany, O. 
 Aungst Bros. & Spreng, Mansfield. O. 
 Geo. H. Baldwin & Sons. St. Paris, O. 
 Beach City Roller Mills, 
 
 Beach City, O. 
 Bellville Flour Mills, Bellville, O. 
 Buckeye Cereal Co., Massillon, O. 
 Buckeye Milling Co., Mt. Gilead, O. 
 City Flouring Mills, Barnesville, O. 
 A. R. Elson Co., Magnolia, O. 
 Geo. S. Foltz, Salem, O. 
 Greenville Milling & Elevator Co., 
 
 Greenville, O. 
 L. J. Rish, Kenton, O. 
 Roy Milling Co., Strongsville, O. 
 Sugar Run Flour Mills, Pomeroy, O. 
 Shelby Flour Mills Co., Shelby, O. 
 Symons Milling Co., Adena, O. 
 Vanderslice Milling Co., 
 
 Garrettsville, O. 
 John H. Vocke & Sons, Napoleon, O. 
 The Warwick Co., 
 
 Sippo Valley Mills, Massillon, O. 
 J. W. Weimer, Greenville, O. 
 Western Ohio Grain & Milling Co., 
 St. Henry, O. 
 
 This is a simple system that 
 takes care of things as they 
 actually happen in a small mill 
 — and with the least amount of 
 bookkeeping work. This is the 
 most practical and helpful system 
 of records available to you. It 
 meets your need exactly. Price 
 complete, $100.00. 
 
 Write us today. 
 
 Read What They Say. 
 
 "We have given your accounting sys- 
 tem a fair trial and are pleased to express 
 our approval of same. We find it most sat- 
 isfactory and wish to recommend to anyone 
 desiring an efficient accounting system.' 
 Beach City Roller MUls, Beach City, Q. 
 
 "The best we have ever seen in regard 
 to the milling business." 
 
 Western Ohio Grain & Milling Co. 
 St. Henry, O. 
 
 "We are getting along very nicely 
 with your system and like it very much. " 
 St. Paris Roller Mills, St. Paris, O. 
 
 "Since getting your accounting system, 
 we will be able to state just what we have 
 done ip the way of yield, how much flour 
 we have manufactured, how much wheat 
 we have ground and also the expense, 
 ■profits, etc." 
 
 Jenkins Brothers, West Jefferson, O. 
 
 "I am very much pleased with your 
 system, having looked over a number of 
 others and like yours better than any other. " 
 J. W. Weimer, Greenville, O. 
 
 CoLEGROVE, Greenwood & Company 
 
 A Consulting Service for Millers and Grain Men 
 605 Citizens Building Cleveland, Ohio 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 35 
 
 Do Yo\i Know XHat 
 
 when your customer specifies a rope-paper sack you get 
 
 — a real net saving in pour packaging cost. 
 
 — a cleaner package, better advertising and better 
 
 delivery condition of the flour, 
 —a minimum of complaints, 
 —a feeling of patriotism in conserving cotton. 
 
 he gets : 
 
 — flour, cheaper, purer, better and less liable to spoil. 
 — a small and welcome increase in flour profits. 
 — no greater breakage. 
 
 Why not make it easier for him to specify paper sacks to your 
 mutual advantage ? 
 
 ARKELL & SMITHS 
 
 Canajoharie, N. Y. 
 
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 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 INDEX TO RAILROADS 
 
 8 Baltimore & Ohio. 
 
 10 Baltimore & Ohio South- 
 western. 
 
 20 Chesapeake & Ohio of 
 Indiana. 
 
 34 Cincinnati, Georgetown & 
 Portsmouth. 
 
 37 Cincinnati, Hamilton & 
 Dayton. 
 
 38 Cincinnati, Lebanon & 
 Northern. 
 
 40 Cincinnati Northern. 
 
 45 Cleveland, Cin., Chicago & 
 
 St. Louis. 
 50 Dayton & Union. 
 52 Detroit, Toledo & Ironton. 
 58 Erie. 
 
 60 Hocking Valley. 
 63 Kanawha & Michigan. 
 80 Lake Erie & Western. 
 83 Lake Shore & Michigan 
 
 Southern. 
 91 Louisville & Nashville. 
 
 93 Lorain, Ashland & South- 
 ern. 
 112 New York, Chicago & St. 
 Louis. 
 
 118 Norfolk & Western. 
 
 119 Northern Ohio. 
 121 Ohio Electric. 
 
 123 Ohio River & Western. 
 
 126 Pennsylvania Lines West 
 of Pittsburgh. 
 
 136 Pittsburgh, Lisbon & 
 Western. 
 
 141 Pittsburgh & Lake Erie. 
 
 148 Toledo, St. Louis & West- 
 ern. 
 
 150 Toledo & Ohio Central. 
 
 186 Wabash. 
 
 201 Wheeling & Lake Erie. 
 
 205 Youngstown & Ohio River. 
 
 206 Zanesville & Western. 
 30 C. L & W. 
 
 32 -C. F. & F. W. 
 
 ELECTRIC LINES 
 
 q Cincinnati, Georgetown & 
 Portsmouth. 
 
 d Cincinnati, Milford & 
 Loveland Traction. 
 
 f Cincinnati & Columbus 
 Traction. 
 
 j Cleveland, Southwestern, 
 & Columbus. 
 
 n Cleveland & Eastern 
 
 Traction, 
 z Dayton, Covington & 
 
 Piqua Traction. 
 
 cc Northern Ohio Traction 
 & Light. 
 
 hh Ohio Electric. 
 
 kk Ohio Traction. 
 
 tt Sandusky, Norwalk & 
 Mansfield. 
 
 w Scioto Valley Traction. 
 
 ar Lake Shore Electric. 
 
 aai Tiffin, Fostoria & Eastern. 
 
 aao Toledo & Indiana. 
 
 aaq Toledo & Western. 
 
 aax Western Ohio. 
 
 abc Youngstown & OMio River. 
 
 abe Youngstown & Southern. 
 
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38 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 new home columbus auto club- 
 
 ^he New Southern Hotel 
 
 WALTER A. Mcdonald, manager 
 
 Is the Headquarters for 
 Millers while in Columbus 
 
 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE SOUTHERN 
 
 ^AUTO GARAGE IN CONNECTION- 
 
 Richardson Automatic Scales 
 
 Should be in Every Mill 
 
 If you want to know why 
 and just what they will do 
 for you, write for our 
 Bulletin 216. / 
 
 Scales for Grain, hlour, 
 Bran, Screenings, Feed, 
 Corn Meal, Hominy, etc. 
 
 Richardson Scale Company 
 
 1900 Republic Building CHICAGO 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
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 Every condition of service is successfully met by 
 
 INVINCIBLE 
 
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 THE CHITTENDEN 
 
 COLUMBUS, OHIO 
 
 A MODERN FIREPROOF HOTEL 
 Located in the Heart of the City 
 
 EUROPEAN PLAN 
 
 Moderate Priced Restaurant and Coffee Shop 
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 Rates, $1.50 Per Day 
 
 and Upward N. A. COURT, Manager 
 
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 U. S. Food Administration Licetise No. G 12516 
 
 411 Bourse Building PHILADELPHIA 
 
 Consignments to Lemont secure maximum 
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 S. GEORGE CO. 
 
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 When S. George, the founder of this business, 
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 if for any reason YOU are not one of these, we 
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 are sure it -will vs^ork to our mutual advantage. 
 
 SAMPLES AND PRICE-LISTS GLADLY 
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 MIXED CARS 
 
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 STENCILS FOR MARKING BARRELS & SACKS 
 
 
 
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 ''Follow the Flag 
 
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 URMSTON GRAIN CO. 
 
 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 
 BUFFALO, N. Y. 
 
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 office for wheat, corn, oats, and rye. 
 
 OFFICE : INDIANAPOLIS, IND., and BUFFALO, 
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 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 WHEAT GRADING 
 
 For grading of wheat accord- 
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 Grades, eiFective July 1 and 
 August 1, 1917, there will be 
 needed one of our official 
 Brown-Duvel MoistureTesters 
 and the following outfit : 
 
 Outfit Required for Grading Wheat 
 
 I Moisture Tester (To be Selected ) 
 654 Trip Scale 
 
 1 654 Trip Scale 810.00 
 
 1 7409 Wheat Test Sieves 8.00 
 1 7386C Grain Sampler 1«.50 
 
 No. 7402 Official Wlieat Sieves 
 
 For complete description of all apparatus required for flour and 
 $;ra)ti testing, send for our catalog G. 
 
 CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC COMPANY 
 
 460 East Ohio Street 
 
 CHICAGO 
 
 FRANK A. WITT 
 
 Grain Commission 
 
 Wheat Corn Oats Rj^e 
 
 Correspondence Invited. 
 
 INDIANAPOLIS 
 
THREE THINGS 
 
 The man buying fire insurance wants 
 
 TO BE SURE OF 
 
 1. Is the Company Sound? 
 
 2. Will It Pay Its Losses? 
 
 3. Is the Cost Reasonable? 
 
 The Millers National 
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 175 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 111. 
 
 Fire, Tornado and Automobile Insurance 
 
 Begs Leave to Submit the Following Answers 
 
 1. Cash Assets, $2,823,735.58 
 
 2. Losses Paid, $11,297,789,83 
 
 3. Costs Less than 40 per cent, of Basis Rate 
 
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 orcan be made to conform to our standards, we can do you good. 
 
 T Policies from $1,000 to $20,000 written on Mutual or Cash 
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CONSERVATION Of fOOD 
 
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 PROTECT YOUR GRAIN ^^Sw^r FIRE HAZARDS 
 
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 BY COVERING YOUR STOCKS WITH OUR 
 
 SHORT TERM GRAIN INSURANCE POLICIES 
 
 THE OLD RELIABLE 
 
 Michigan Millers Mutual 
 Fire Insurance (g. 
 
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58 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 THE McfEELY CRANULATORS 
 
 Nearly all of the large mills in Ohio have our machines 
 WHY NOT YOU ? 
 
 There is a place in your mill where it will pay you to 
 use one or more of our small machines. 
 
 Our Granulating Middlings Mills are different. 
 
 No attention needed when stopping or starting — do not 
 choke. They always make a granular reduction. 
 
 The Middlings Finisher granulates the stock from 
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 The Bran Finisher in short system mills equals an- 
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 stock going to Bran Duster. 
 
 Increased capacity, better yields and improved 
 flour, with same rolls and bolts. Write to us. 
 
 THOS. McEEELY CO. 
 
 BOURSE 
 PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
 
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60 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Frank Tanner says 
 
 this is the very best way to tell our miller 
 friends that we want their business. 
 
 Frank is usually right 
 
 We hope he is in this case. 
 
 We've been favored with the business of 
 many Ohio millers. 
 
 We're always ready for more. 
 
 When you're in the market for milling 
 wheat, or anything else in cash or future 
 business, remember "There's Worth in 
 Southworth Service." 
 
 Like. to see our Weekly Review? Glad to 
 send you a sample copy. 
 
 South\¥orth & Co. 
 
 " Begun in '81 " 
 
 GRAIN AND SEEDS 
 TOLEDO 
 
 E. L. SOtJTHWOKTH 
 
 KENTON D. KEILHOLTZ 
 MEMBERS 
 
 TOLEDO PRODCCE EXCHANGE JOHN W. LDSCOMBE 
 
 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADK CHARLES R. KEILHOLTZ 
 
 BUFFALO CORN EXCHANGE JOB L. DOEBING 
 
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62 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Established 1866 Incorporated 1886 
 
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64 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 BY MILLERS-FOR MILLERS 
 
 For reliable Mill Insurance Correspond with 
 
 The Millers Mutual Fire 
 Insurance Company 
 
 HARRISBURG, PA. 
 
 Insures Only Milling Property, Warehouses 
 and Contents of Same 
 
 Particulars Cheerfully given by Adressing 
 
 B. K. HUNTZINGER, Secretary 
 
 HARRISBURG, PA. 
 
 THE THOMAS PHILLIPS CO. 
 
 Paper Mills and Bag Factory 
 
 AKRON, OHIO 
 
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 Your Surplus Wheat 
 
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 BALTIMORE 
 
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 Wire at Our Expense for Permits 
 
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 Over F^if ty Einersons 
 
 in use by the United States Grain Standardization Bureau 
 
 Over 50 Emerson Wheat Testers or Kickers are found in the 
 different laboratories and inspection departments of the U. S. 
 Grain Standardization Department. It is being recommended 
 to the grain trade by the Government officials as the most satis- 
 factory machine for determining the actual amount of dockage 
 in each sample of wheat. 
 
 Guess Work a Thing of^he Past at Country Elevators 
 
 The Emerson makes an absolute perfect separation of the 
 oats from the wheat, not one kernel of oats left in the wheat and 
 not a kernel of the wheat lost with the oats. Eliminates all 
 guess work. All disputes between buyer and seller are settled 
 on the spot. Avoids any feeling about doubtful dockage. Farm- 
 ers prefer selling where the test is made with the Emerson Test- 
 er or Kicker. 
 
 Over 8,000 Emersons in Use 
 
 Any number of elevator compan- 
 ies are using from 2G to BO Emerson 
 Kickers and from tliat on to 250, 
 depending upon the number of 
 elevators they operate. Hundreds 
 of smaller elevator companies are 
 using from 1 to 6 machines. In 
 addition their are hundreds of flour 
 mills, state g:rain inspection depart- 
 ments, commission houses, grain 
 buyers, boards of trade and U. S. 
 Grain Standardization Bureau all 
 using Emerson Kickers. 
 
 The Emerson Guarantee 
 
 The Emerson Kicker is sold with 
 an absolute guarantee to do exactly 
 as we claim or money will be refund- 
 ed. It has proved itself to be a 
 splendid investment of elevator and 
 milling companies. Let us prove it 
 to you. Write today for pamphlet 
 giving full description and unsolicited comments by prominent Emerson users. 
 
 W. H. EMERSON & SONS 
 
 Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Windsor, Ont. 
 
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 WE WANT 
 
 SOFT WINTER WHEAT FLOURS OF ALL 
 GRADES TO SUPPLY THE BEST TRADE 
 IN BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND 
 ALEXANDRIA, VA. 
 
 C. E. CLIFTON <a CO.. Millers' Agents 
 
 WASHINGTON, D. C. 
 
 KENNEDY CAR LINERS 
 
 Prevent Leakages in Transit 
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 MADE BY 
 
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 SHELBYVILLE, INDIANA 
 
 FINNELL MILLING CO. 
 
 FORMERLY 
 
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 Manufacturers of 
 
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 SOFT WINTER FLOURS 
 
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 Rates with Bath - $1.75 to $2.50 
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 disposition of your Feeds for distribution 
 
 throughout the East. 
 
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80 
 
 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Improved Economy Cracked 
 Corn Separator and Grader 
 
 This valuable machine not only produces all different grades needed, 
 
 but it polishes and brightens each grade, adding to its appearance. 
 
 Write for new catalogue giving full particulars and samples of vfork 
 
 done on this machine. ,, , . r , ^^ r c 
 
 Note copies of letters from firms : 
 
 • Herein please find check for Economy 
 Cracked Corn Grader which we are well 
 pleased with. It does all you claim for it. 
 Respectfully yours, ■ 
 
 John Hill, Taylorsville, Ind. 
 
 The I^conomy Cracked Corn Separator 
 and Grader is allO. K.. She is a dandy and 
 does all you claim for it. Could not get 
 along without it. 
 
 Yours truly, 
 Geo.W.Warfield, Hicksville.O. 
 
 The Economy Cracked Corn Separaipr 
 and Grader Is giving good satisfaction. ^^ 
 Bennett Milling Co., Geneva, 111. 
 
 We are getting good results with the 
 Economy Cracked Corn Separator* and 
 Grader. 
 
 J. Zimmern & Co., Mobile, Ala. 
 
 U.S. Pat. Sept. 29, 1914 
 U.S. Pat. May 7,1918 
 
 Enclosed find check for Economy Cracked Corn Separator and Grader. We 
 got the machine set up last week and it does good work. 
 
 John Crum, Delaware, Ind. 
 
 We are using your Economy Cracked Corn Separator and are well satisfied. 
 We would not care to use any other. 
 
 Chris Miller & Sons, Louisville, Ky. 
 
 What the Economy does for the above firms it will do for others. 
 
 Shipped to responsible parties on 30 days' trial. 
 
 Covered by two patents with third patent on improvement peading. 
 
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 Patentees and Manufacturers North Vernon, Ind. 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 81 
 
 Ohio Millers State Association 
 
 UNITED STATE SERVICE HONOR ROLL 
 
 Town. Name of Firm. In Service 
 
 Ada .Ernsberger Milling Co P. W. Ernsberger 
 
 L. B. Ernsberger 
 D. D. Ernsberger 
 
 Albany Albany Milling Co Henry F. Lasch 
 
 Ashtabula R. P. Reidenbach Clifford Ross Askew 
 
 Athens Junod Milling Co Fred L. Junod 
 
 William P. Junod 
 D. C. Junod 
 
 Bellaire .Stewart & Ward Donald A. Ward 
 
 Robert A. Rush 
 Lannie Miller 
 Charles Coleman 
 
 Blanchester Dewey Bros. Co Carl W. Crispin 
 
 Tohn E. Priest 
 Fred Coon 
 Chase Priest 
 Virgil F. Ferneau 
 Corliss W. Hall 
 
 Bluffton Bluffton Milling Co J. W. Burkholder 
 
 H. W. Althaus 
 
 Bucyrus Zeigler & Co E. J. Robinson 
 
 Clarence Bruney 
 
 Bowling Green .M. B. Reider Frank J. Reider 
 
 Chickasaw ^.Chickasaw Grain & Mlg. Co.. Chas. J. Link 
 
 Chillicothe Standard Cereal Co William Kuno 
 
 David Wagner 
 Harry Crouse 
 Clarence Litter 
 Floyd Parks 
 
 Coldwater Fox & Hess Co Eugene Hechler 
 
 Carl Z. Hess 
 
 Cleveland .Moody & Thomas Milling Co.. Wallace H. Moody 
 
 Cleveland Cleveland Milling Co Lloyd H. Johnson 
 
 Phillip Sobeck 
 
 Clyde , Reel Milling Co Frank Pittenger 
 
 Coshocton Banley Milling Co T. J. Hanley, Jr. 
 
 A. A. Hanley 
 Clifford Schaeflfer 
 Carl Laflin 
 Lyman McCoy 
 
 Chagrin Falls .Enterprise Milling Co J. E. Hoopes 
 
 Wm. D. Hoopes 
 H. F. Hoopes 
 
82 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Announcing a New Book 
 
 For Flour Mills and 
 Grain Elevators 
 
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 -^'■^ have derived help from the ingenious devices 
 published in the " Book of Wrinkles." The great 
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 Milling Kinks 
 
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 Since it is probable that the first edition will be rap- 
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 The new book, " Milling Kinks," is uniform in 
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Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 83 
 
 Columbiana Brungard Milling Co Raymond G. Brun- 
 
 gard 
 
 Columbus Frank H. Tanner Frank B. Tanner 
 
 Krumm Milling Co W. 3. McDonald 
 
 Gwinn Milling Co Martin Mathias 
 
 Chas. Poole 
 Roscoe Huston 
 Carlton Kuhn 
 Renzie Littler 
 Harry Crouse 
 Ray McKibbon 
 Guy Clapper 
 Clyde Holloway 
 Blaine Holloway 
 Carl Hanks 
 
 Weisheimer Bros Fletcher Maddox 
 
 Fred Studemann 
 
 Dayton Durst Milling Co Charles B. Durst 
 
 Delaware .Electric Roller Mills Robert H. Fegley 
 
 Forest Ash & Poling Dale Robinett 
 
 Fostoria Fostoria City Mills Leroy A. Franke 
 
 Mennel Milling Co Earl Edward Dennis 
 
 Glen H. Dielman 
 Lloyd John Koons 
 G. W. Anderson 
 Herbert C. Whitta 
 Perry 0. Couch 
 Samuel Esterbrook 
 Thos. Jas. Plynn 
 
 Gallon C. H. Evans Howard P. Evans 
 
 Ralph H. Evans 
 
 Greenville Greenville Mlg. & E. Co Chester L. Wills 
 
 Hillsboro R. D. 8 Beaver Bros. Stanley Washburn 
 
 Jeromeville _A. R. Plank & Son W. C. Plank 
 
 R. C. Plank 
 Hugh Funk 
 
 Kingston Kingston Milling Co Harley Maxon 
 
 Kenson Arledge 
 Ralph Woolever 
 H. H. Snyder 
 
 Lancaster Graham Milling Co Harry W. Wilson 
 
 Laurelville Laurelville G. & M. Co Clyde D. Alstadt 
 
 London J. A. Long Leslie A. Long 
 
 Loudonville .Loudonville M. & G. Co James Weidman 
 
 Ambrose Gruver 
 
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 H for catalog. No need to get into car at all. 
 
 Q ORDER your Moisture Testers and all grain 
 Q- iJiv tggtjjjg apparatus from tis. We sup- 
 ^ plied Minnesota State Inspection Dept. Government 
 Specification Sieves, etc. Everything in Elevator 
 ^ Supplies. 
 
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 Wheat and rorn Millers 
 
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 When in the market for a split 
 
 Car of Flour, Feed and Grain 
 
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 THE CANTON FEED & MILLING CO. 
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Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 85 
 
 Massillon .Warwick Co. John G. Warwick 
 
 Gephart Warwick 
 
 Buckeye Cereal Co C. E. Johns 
 
 Harry B. Stults 
 Albert Hesse 
 Carl Eckard 
 Walter Corder 
 John Knoblick 
 Frank Pifer 
 Edgar Corder 
 
 Miamisburg S. E. Waters Edward Degeeman 
 
 Edward Leisz 
 John Mogle 
 
 Millersburg .J. D. & J. L. Miller Clifford Nowls 
 
 Morrow Alf R. Eesley Earnest Eesley 
 
 Bert Eesley 
 John Parker 
 Chas. Hall 
 Marcus Houston 
 
 Mt. Gilead Buckeye Milling Co Ernest R. Whitmire 
 
 New Bremen Kuenzel Mills Co Ed. Wellman 
 
 Lock 2 G. & M. Co Dr. Vernon LeMas- 
 
 ter 
 
 Newtonsville Frank Stamets Wm. F. Stamets 
 
 New Vienna Boden Bros A. W. Boden 
 
 New Waterford R. H. Murray & Son Edward S. Foertch 
 
 Carl J. Bretz 
 Orrville Orrville Milling Co Ray Frazer 
 
 Osborn Finnell Milling Co J. B. Finnell 
 
 Fay Pearson 
 Andrew Dager 
 
 Painesville Painesville El. Co Harold Ray Skinner 
 
 Nickle Plate Milling Co Chester Little 
 
 Delos Sage 
 
 Piketon Patterson Milling Co Homer W. Patterson 
 
 Plain City T. J. Fee & Sons C. E. Fee 
 
 Portsmouth .P. H. Harsha W. H. Harsha 
 
 Seventeen Walter Wohlwend A. A. Wohlwend 
 
 Springfield Ansted & Burk Co Forest Bennett 
 
 Chas. Jenkins 
 Roy Grisso 
 William Belott 
 Christopher Kelly 
 S. E. Enoch 
 Clyde Lister 
 Harry Thorp 
 Roy Wilson 
 William Ensley 
 Harvey Brown 
 George Bennett 
 
86 
 
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 Let us give 
 you facts 
 
 about how 
 
 you can 
 save 
 Time 
 Labor & 
 
 Money 
 Closin^your 
 Filled Sacks 
 
 You CAN save the wages of 
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 money on the cost of bags— sew 
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 Hand sewing is an obsolete, 
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 — Let us give you facts 
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Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 87 
 
 Sunbury . , G. J. Burrer & Sons G. J. Burrer 
 
 G. J. Burrer, Jr. 
 R. O. Burrer 
 
 Tiffin H. K. James Milling Go Hamilton D. James 
 
 Toledo J. F. Zahm & Co Harry Zimmerman 
 
 Stanley Walson 
 
 Troy Allen & Wheeler Co C. C. Allen 
 
 Clayson Macy 
 Clifford Jordan 
 William Denny 
 
 Tuscarawas J. C. Oswald Norman E. Oswald 
 
 Uhrichsville Latto & Conwell J. Roy Conwell 
 
 Upper Sandusky D. T. Nitrauer Grant C. Nitrauer 
 
 Warren Wadsworth Feed Co Cyrus McCartney 
 
 John Papke 
 Dallas Strock 
 Ben Culver 
 Lloyd Hagan 
 
 Waverly Pee Pee Milling Co William Pixley 
 
 Wellington Wellington Flour M. Co Arleon Davis 
 
 Arthur McQuate 
 N. C. Shannon 
 Ernest Davis 
 F. M. Obrigewitsch 
 
 West Salem Greely & Co L. E. Brubaker 
 
 Guy Gam 
 
 Wooster Gray & Smith Mlg. Co Raymond Smith 
 
 Thomas Wiler 
 
 Xenia Belden Milling Co Fred F. Belden 
 
 Chas. L. Belden 
 
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 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Qualit^First 
 
 Wpdler Bolting Cloth 
 and Grit Gauze 
 
 All numbers in stock and made 
 up to order on short notice 
 
 K. A. SHERIDAN 
 
 431 E. Gav St Columbus, Ohio 
 
 Associate Member Ohio Millers^ State Association 
 
 A. C. SMITH 
 
 Always in the Market for Carlots 
 
 Flour — Substitutes — Feeds 
 
 Usual Draft Terms 
 IV^il Samples and Quote Prices 
 
 8 EAST LONG ST., 
 Columbus, Ohio 
 
 License No. G-25952 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 89 
 
 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 
 
 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS 
 
 Baker- Vawter- Wolf Co Chicago, III. 
 
 Langdon, W. E Huntington Bank Bldg., Columbus, O. 
 
 Colegrove Greenwood Co Citizens Bldg., Cleveland, 0. 
 
 BAGS, TWINE, ETC. 
 
 Adams Bag Co Cleveland, Ohio 
 
 Arkell & Smiths Co Canajoharie, N. Y. 
 
 Bemis-Indianapolis Bag Co Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 Chase Bag Co St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Chatfield & Woods Sack Co. Cincinnati, Ohio 
 
 Cleveland-Akron Bag Co Cleveland, Ohio . 
 
 George, S. Co Wellsburg, W. Va. 
 
 George, Sherrard Paper Co. Wellsburg, W. Va. 
 
 Jaite Co Jaite, Ohio 
 
 Phillips, Thos., Co Akron, Ohio 
 
 Raymond Bag Co Middletown, Ohio 
 
 Taggart Bros. Co Watertown, N. Y. 
 
 FLOUR AND FEED 
 
 Apple, Harry B 511 Commerce Bank Bldg., Columbus, Ohio 
 
 Leo, Ansel S Prod. Ex., N. Y. City 
 
 Smith, A. C 523 Cols. Sav. & Trust Bldg., Columbus, Ohio 
 
 W. P. Tanner— Gross & Co., Inc 25 Beaver St., N. Y. City 
 
 Wagar, C. W. & Co The Bourse, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 GRAIN 
 
 Armour Grain Co Chicago, 111. 
 
 Bartlett, Frazier Co Chicago, 111. 
 
 Cleveland Grain Co Cleveland, Ohio 
 
 Felty, A Commerce Bank Bldg., Columbus, Ohio 
 
 A. C. Gale Grain Co Cincinnati, Ohio 
 
 Grubbs, E. A., Grain Co Greenville, Ohio 
 
 Hale-Edwards Co : Chicago, 111. 
 
 Langenberg Bros. Grain Co. St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Rosenbaum Bros .*. Chicago, 111. 
 
 Southworth & Co. Toledo, Ohio 
 
 J. Rosenbaum Grain Co Chicago, 111. 
 
 Zahm, J. F. & Co-. Toledo, Ohio 
 
90 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 Ohio Millers! 
 
 Advise Farmers Producing Wheat for 
 your Mill that it is not only Essential 
 but Necessary to DESTROY SOIL 
 ACIDITY by the practice of LIMING. 
 
 Lime All Land Going 
 Into Wheat this Fall 
 
 Agricultural Ground Limestone 
 
 Insures Better Yield. 
 
 Gives Wheat of Better Quality. 
 
 Places the Soil Organisms at Work 
 
 Booklets will be mailed to all Ohio Mills 
 in as large a quantity as requested rel- 
 ative to our Products. 
 
 THE NATIONAL 
 AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE ASSOCIATION 
 
 G J. WILDER, Secretary 
 
 406 Hartman Buildiiig COLUMBUS, OHIO 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 91 
 
 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS— Continued 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES 
 
 Michigan Millers Mutual Fire Ins. Co Lansing, Mich. 
 
 Millers National Ins. Co Chicago, III. 
 
 Millers Mutual Fire Ins. Co Harrisburg, Pa. 
 
 Ohio Millers Mutual Fire Ins. Co.. Canton, Ohio 
 
 Pennsylvania Millers Mutual Fire Ins. Co ;Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 
 
 MILL MACHINERY 
 
 Buckley Bros Louisville, Ky. 
 
 S. Howes Co Silver Creek, N. Y. 
 
 Richmond Mfg. Co Lockport, N. Y. 
 
 Barnard & Leas Mfg. Co Moline, 111. 
 
 Huntley Mfg. Co Silver Creek, N. Y. 
 
 Invincible Grain Cleaner Co Silver Creek, N. Y. 
 
 McFeely, Thos. & Co. Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Nordyke & Marmon Co Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 Sprout, Waldron Co Muncy, Pa. 
 
 Wolf Co Chanibersburg, Pa. 
 
 Topper Bros Columbus, Ohio 
 
 MILLING JOURNALS 
 
 American Miller Chicago, 111. 
 
 Dixie Miller Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 FeedingstufFs New York City 
 
 Millers Review Philadelphia, Pa. 
 
 Modem Miller Chicago, 111. 
 
 Northwestern Miller Minneapolis, Minn. 
 
 Operative Miller Chicago, 111. 
 
 The Mill Furnisher Chicago, 111. 
 
 BOLTING CLOTH 
 
 Kress & Co 33 Lafayette St., New York City 
 
 Sheridan, Kate A. 431 E. Gay St., Columbus, Ohio 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 Columbus Blank Book Mfg. Co Columbus, Ohio 
 
 Richardson Scale Co , Chicago, III 
 
 HONORARY MEMBER 
 
 Charles B. Jenkins Noblesville, Ind. 
 
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 of Chicago, and the onli^ 50 
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Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 93 
 
 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS 
 
 OP 
 
 THE OHIO MILLERS STATE ASSOCIATION 
 
 As Revised at Columbus, Ohio 
 November 15, 1918 
 
 Articles of Organization 
 
 PREAMBLE 
 
 Whereas, It is the duty of every man engaged in business, to 
 encourage his trade and protect it in such a way that it may yield 
 to him a fair share of profit; and 
 
 Whereas, The interest of every branch of business may be best 
 promoted and protected by union of effort on the part of those en- 
 gaged in it; therefore, we the undersigned millers, believing such an 
 organization will prove beneficial, hereby unite ourselves in an Asso- 
 ciation to be governed by the following Constitution and By-Laws: 
 
 ARTICLE I 
 
 Name 
 
 This organization shall be known as The Ohio Millers' State 
 Association. 
 
 ARTICLE II 
 
 Object 
 
 The object of this Association is the cultivation of commercial 
 good will and fellowship among millers, the encouragement and pro- 
 tection of their trade, the promotion by every expedient and lawful 
 means of the interests of their business, and to legally acquire and 
 disseminate valuable mercantile and economic information of interest 
 to its members, thus securing by fair and lawful means the benefit 
 • of co-operation. 
 
 ARTICLE III 
 
 Membership 
 
 Section 1. Any person, firm or corporation engaged in the manu- 
 facture of flour or meal, may become a Regular member of this 
 Association, by applying to the Secretary, paying the annual dues 
 and assessments hereinafter provided, and agreeing to abide by the 
 Constitution and By-Laws of the Association. 
 
 Sec. 2. Other persons, firms and corporations may be admitted 
 and become Associate members, subject to the approval of the 'Ex- 
 ecutive Committee, on payment of dues hereinafter provided, and 
 may have all the privileges of regular members, except voting. 
 
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 F. W. BACON 
 
 TIFFIN, OHIO 
 
 I sell re-built, guaranteed Second- 
 hand Mill Equipment 
 
 Also will buy Salable Machinery 
 not beyond repair 
 
 Special Agent for Ohio and Indiana 
 Alsop Process Co. 
 
 Am in position to give expert advice on subject 
 of this Device 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 95 
 
 ARTICLE IV 
 
 Officers 
 
 Section 1. The officers of this Association shall be, a President, 
 Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and a Board of Five Directors. 
 
 Sec. 2. The President, Vice President, and Treasurer shall be 
 elected by ballot at the annual meeting of the Association and shall 
 serve for one year or until their successors are elected. 
 
 Sec. 3. The Board of Directors shall be elected by ballot at the 
 regular meeting of the Association, and shall serve for two years 
 or until their successors are elected, and qualified, except that at 
 the election to be held in April, 1917, three members shall be elected 
 to serve for two years, and two to serve for one year, and there- 
 after election shall be for two year terms. 
 
 Sec. 4. The Secretary shall be elected by the Executive Com- 
 mittee. 
 
 ARTICLE V 
 
 Executive Committee 
 
 The President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary and Board 
 of Directors shall constitute the Executive Committee, any five of 
 whom shall constitute a quorum to do business. 
 
 ARTICLE VI 
 
 Dues — Assessments 
 
 Annual dues for each regular member shall be based upon the 
 daily capacity of the mills owned or operated by each member, and 
 shall be payable in advance as follows: 
 
 Mills of 60 barrels capacity or less $10.00 
 
 Mills above 60 and not exceeding 100 barrels 12.00 
 
 Mills above 100 and not exceeding 200 barrels 15.00 
 
 Mills exceeding 200 barrels, 10c per barrel of one day's capacity. 
 Associate Members 20.00 
 
 Section 2. Assessments to meet the necessities of the Associa- 
 tion may be levied by the Executive Committee from time to time, 
 on regular members, according to the benefits received. 
 
 Sec. 3. Neglect or refusal to pay annual dues or assessments 
 shall bar such a member from participating in any of the benefits 
 of this Association, or voting on any question, until such dues or 
 assessments are paid, but this bar shall not act as a discharge of 
 such member's obligation to the Association. 
 
 Sec. 4. The Secretary shall make sight drafts upon members 
 failing to pay dues or assessments within sixty days after same 
 shall become due and payable, and if payment is refused, the member 
 may be suspended by a majority vote of the Executive Committee. 
 
 Sec. 5. Any member may withdraw from the Association by 
 giving written notice to the Executive Committee, through the Sec- 
 retary, not less than fifteen days before the expiration of the year 
 for which he has paid dues, and paying all dues and assessments 
 previously levied. 
 
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 AMERICAN (M'BGET) MARVEL MILL 
 
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 The seven years record of the new single unit, self- 
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 The great difference between this mill and the small 
 long system mill is akin to the difference between big 
 milling profits and a struggle for existence. 
 
 There is one near ^ou— INVESTIGATE 
 
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 ANGLO-AMERICAN IVIILLING CO. 
 
 (INCORPORATED) 
 2-27 CENTRAL TRUST BLDG. 
 
 OWENSBORO KENTUCKY 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 97 
 
 ARTICLE VII 
 
 Meetings 
 
 Sec. 1. The permanent headquarters or place of business of 
 this Association, shall be the city of Columbus, where annual meet- 
 ings shall be held. 
 
 Sec. 2. The annual meeting shall be held in the month of April 
 of each year, at a date to be fixed by the Executive Committee. 
 
 Sec. 3. Special meetings shall be called by the President, upon 
 written request of ten members, or upon the majority vote of the 
 Executive Committee, who shall determine time and place of meet- 
 ing. Fifteen members pi;esent shall constitute a quorum for busi- 
 ness. 
 
 ARTICLE VIII 
 
 By-Laws, Rules and Regulations 
 
 By-Laws and Rules and Regulations, not inconsistent herewith 
 shall be adopted for the management and control of this Associa- 
 tion as may be found necessary. 
 
 ARTICLE IX 
 
 Amendments 
 
 This Constitution may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the 
 regular members present at any regular meeting, or at a special 
 meeting called for that purpose. The proposed amendments must 
 be submitted to the Secretary at least thirty days before the meeting,' 
 and he must notify members by mail at least ten days in advance of 
 the proposed changes submitted. 
 
 By-Laws 
 
 ARTICLE I 
 
 Section 1. The President shall preside at all meetings of the 
 Association, and shall be chairman of the Executive Committee. 
 
 Sec. 2. The Vice President shall in the absence of the President, 
 preside and perform all such duties as devolve upon the President.. 
 
 Sec. 3. The Secretary shall record and preserve the minutes and 
 all other papers of the Association. He shall attend to the corre- 
 spondence, and collect all dues and assessments, pay them over to 
 the Treasurer, and attend to all other duties pertaining to his of- 
 fice. He shall, Ex-Officio, be Secretary of the Executive Committee, 
 and in the absence of special instructions, given at any regular or 
 special meeting of the Association, he shall be under direction of 
 that committee. If the Association requires it, he shall give bond 
 to the President in any such sum as may be designated by the As- 
 sociation, to be approved by the Executive Committee. He shall 
 receive for his services .annually such sum as the Executive Com- 
 mittee may prescribe. 
 
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 WE WILL BUY 
 
 If you are contemplating 
 any changes in your mill 
 we will buy your machinery 
 
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 We Have on Hand 
 
 Mill Machinery 
 
 of all kinds. We 
 
 may have just 
 
 . what you want 
 
 Write us for Quotations 
 
 TOPP[R BROTHERS IRON CO. 
 
 260 Kimball Street COLUMBUS, O. 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 99 
 
 Sec. 4. The Treasurer shall have charge of all monies of the 
 Association, and pay them out only on orders signed by the Secre- 
 tary and approved by the President, and shall at each annual meet- 
 ing, or oftener if called upon, make a detailed statement of the 
 state of finances. He shall give the President such bond for the 
 faithful performances of his duties as may be required by the Execu- 
 tive Committee. 
 
 Sec. 5. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE— It shall be the duty of 
 the Executive Committee, in addition to carrying out the special 
 instructions of the Association, to exercise a general supervision of 
 its affairs during the absence of special instructions, to direct the 
 Secretary in the discharge of his duties. The Executive Committee 
 shall have power to fill vacancies among their members but such 
 vacancies shall only be filled until the next regular annual meeting. 
 
 Sec. 6. The officers and members of the Executive Committee, 
 except the Secretary, shall serve without pay; but actual expenses 
 of railway and hotel bills incurred by them in tjxe discharge of their 
 duties, shall be paid by the Ass<?ciation. 
 
 ARTICLE II 
 
 Voting 
 
 Section 1. Each regular member shall be entitled to one vote 
 on all questions, in person. 
 
 Sec. 2. The Executive Committee, when it deems advisable, may 
 take a vote by mail, on any subject. 
 
 ARTICLE III 
 
 Millers' National Federation 
 
 The regulations adopted by the Millers' National Federation, re- 
 lating to package differentials and to terms of sales, and such other 
 regulations as they may adopt from time to time, shall be considered 
 part of the rules and regulations of this Association. 
 
 » ARTICLE IV 
 
 Reports 
 
 Section 1. This Association recognizes the difficulties of estab- 
 lishing an equitable scale of prices. Every miller puts his own es- 
 timate upon the Quality of his products, and it is presumed that 
 he offers them at their true value, recognizing that Brands of Flour 
 of Equal Merit command Equal prices in the Markets. Inferior 
 2-oods cannot Command Superior prices. To get SUPERIOR PRICES, 
 he must furnish SUPERIOR GOODS. 
 
 Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of each and every member to keep 
 his fellow members in competition fully advised as to changes, etc., 
 through the Secretary's weekly Report Sheet, and to extend every 
 courtesy that will promote harmony and good will. 
 
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Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 101 
 
 ARTICLE V 
 Rules of Order 
 
 First. The President, or in his absence the Vice President, shall 
 take the chair at the hour of meeting. 
 
 Second. The President, shall be privileged to/take the floor in 
 debate upon any subject under discussion, after calling to the chair 
 the next officer, or some regular member present. 
 
 Third. No member shall speak more than twice on any motion, 
 without unanimous consent of the membfts present. 
 
 Fourth. No motion shall be discussed until it has been duly 
 seconded and remarks called for by the President. 
 
 Fifth. When a question is under discussion, no motion shall 
 be received except to "lay on the table," "to postpone," "to amend," 
 or "to substitute." 
 
 Sixth. In the absence of other specific Rules, Roberts Rules of 
 Order shall govern the deliberation of this Association. 
 
 ORDER OF BUSINESS 
 
 1. Roll Call. 
 
 2. Reading of Minutes. 
 
 3. Reports of Officers. 
 
 4. Unfinished Business. 
 
 5. Communications. 
 
 6. Reports of Committees. 
 
 7. New Business. 
 
 8. Adjournment. 
 
 ARTICLE VI 
 
 Amendments . 
 
 These By-Laws may be amended at any regular meeting, by a 
 majority vote of regular members present at the meeting, ten days' 
 previous notice of such amendments having been given the Secretary 
 in wi'iting. The Secretary shall publish the proposed amendments in 
 his weekly lettep to the membership at least once previous to the 
 meeting. 
 
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Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 103 
 
 EXTRACTS FROM NEW WHEAT STANDARDS 
 
 Effective July 15, 1918 
 
 SUBCLASS, RED WINTER— TMs subclass shall include wheat 
 of the class Soft Red Winter, consisting of both light and dark 
 colored kernels. This subclass shall not include more than ten per 
 centum, either singly or jn any combination, of Red Russian, red 
 clubs, red hybrids, and other soft red winter wheats possessing the 
 characteristics of those varieties as grown west of the Great Plains 
 area of the United States. 
 
 SUBCLASS, SOFT WHITE— This subclass shall include wheat 
 of the class Common White, consisting of less than seventy-five per 
 centum of hard (not soft and chalky) kernels. 
 
 
 
 Maximum Limits 
 
 of 
 
 Minimum Test ' 
 
 
 
 Foreign Material 
 
 Weight per 
 
 
 Damaged 
 
 other than 
 
 bushel 
 
 
 Other Wheats Kernels 
 
 Dockage 
 
 ■■ ^ 
 
 
 , A ^ _. 
 
 ' 
 
 Red Winter, 
 
 l-'er 
 
 Perl'enl 
 
 : Matter other 
 
 Grade SottWhlte. 
 
 Cent 
 
 Percent Per Cent Per Cent Hea» 
 
 Percent than cereal 
 
 No. pounds 
 
 Moisture 
 
 Total Durnm rots I Damage 
 
 Total er^'n." 
 
 1 60 
 
 13.5 
 
 5 2 2 0.1 
 
 1.0 0.5 
 
 2 58 
 
 14 
 
 10 3 4 0.2 
 
 2.0 1.0 
 
 3 56 
 
 14.5 
 
 10 10 7 .5 
 
 3.0 2.0 
 
 4 54 
 
 15.5 
 
 10 10 10 1.0 
 
 5.0 3.0 
 
 5 51 
 
 15.5 
 
 10 10 15 3.0 
 
 7.0 5.0 
 
 * Sample 
 
 
 
 
 * SAMPLE — Wheat that does not come within the above require- 
 ments. 
 
 Wheat to grade No. 1 shall be bright. 
 
 Wheat to grade No. 1 to 4 inclusive shall be cool and sweet. 
 Wheat to grade No. 5 shall be cool, but may be musty or 
 slightly sour. 
 
 BASIS OF DETERMINATIONS— Each determination of dockage, 
 moisture, temperature, odor, onions, garlic and live weevils or other 
 insects injurious to stored grain shall be upon the basis of the grain 
 including dockage. All other determinations shall be upon the basis 
 of the grain when free from dockage. 
 
 WHEAT — Any grain which, when free from dockage, contains 
 more than ten per centum of grain of a kind or kinds other than 
 wheat, shall not be classified as wheat. The term "Wheat" in these 
 standards shall not include emmer, spelt, and einkom. 
 
 PERCENTAGES — Percentages, except in the case of moisture, 
 shall be percentages ascertained by weight. 
 
 DOCKAGE — Dockage includes sand, dirt, weed seeds, weed stems, 
 chaff, straw, grain other than wheat, and any other foreign material, 
 which can be removed readily from the wheat by the use of appro- 
 priate sieves, cleaning devices, or other practical means suited to 
 separate the foreign material present; also undeveloped, shriveled, 
 and small pieces of wheat kernels removed in properly separating 
 the foreign material, and which cannot be recovered by properly re- 
 screening or recleaning. The quantity of dockage shall be calculated 
 in terms of percentage based on the total weight of the grain includ- 
 ing the dockage. The percentage of dockage so calculated, when 
 
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 equal to one per centum or 'more, shall be stated in terms of whole 
 per centum; and when less than one per centum shall not be stated. 
 A fraction of a per centum shall be disregarded. . The percentage of 
 dockage so determined and stafed, shall be added to the grade desig- 
 nation. 
 
 FOREIGN MATERIAL OTHER THAN DOCKAGE— Foreign ma- 
 terial other than dockage shall include all matter other than wheat, 
 which is not separated from the wheat in the proper determination 
 of dockage, except as provided in the case of smutty wheat. 
 
 CEREAL GRAINS — Cereal grains shall include rye, barley, em- 
 mer, spelt, einkorn, corn, grain sorghums, oats, and rice only, and 
 shall not include buckwheat, flaxseed and wild oats. 
 
 , HEAT DAMAGED KERNELS— Heat damaged kernels shall be 
 kernels and pieces of kernels of wheat which have been distinctly 
 discolored by external heat or as a result of heating caused by 
 fermentation. 
 
 SMUTTY WHEAT— Smutty wheat shall be graded and desig- 
 nated according to the grade requirements of the standard applicable 
 to such wheat if it were not smutty, except that (1) smut balls shall 
 not be considered as foreign material other than dockage, and (2) 
 when the amount of smut present is so great that any one or more 
 of the grade requirements from No. 1 to No. 5, inclusive, cannot be 
 applied accurately, the wheat shall be classified as Sample Grade. For 
 all grades there shall be added to and made a part of the grade desig- 
 nation, preceding the statement of dockage, if any, the word "smutty." 
 
 STASIDARDS PO^ SHELLED CORX 
 Effective July 15, 1918 
 
 Classes of Shelled Corn. — Shelled corn shall be divided in three 
 Classes, as follows: 
 
 "WhWe Corn. — This class shall consist of corn of which at least 98 
 per centum by weight of the kernels are white.' A slight tinge of light 
 straw color or of pink on kernels of corn otherwise white shall not 
 affect their classification as "white corn. 
 
 "Vello-w Corn. — This class shall consist of corn of which at least 95 
 per centum by weight of the kernels are yellow. A slight tinge of red 
 on kernels of corn otherwise yellow shall not affect their classification 
 as yellow corn. 
 
 Mixed Corn. — This class shall consist of corn of various colors not 
 coming within the limits for colors as provided in the definitions of 
 "White corn and yellow corn. "White capped yellow kernels shall be 
 classified as mixed corn. 
 
 (The nunibered footnotes below must be read in connection with 
 the tabulation.) 
 
 Grade 
 
 No. 
 
 Minimum 
 
 Test 
 Weight 
 
 I 
 
 MAXIMUM LIMITS OF- 
 
 1 Foreign 
 Material 
 Per Bushel I Moisture & Cracked 
 I Corn 
 
 1 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 ♦Sample 
 
 Pounds 
 55 
 53 
 
 51 
 49 
 47 
 44 
 
 Per Cent 
 14.0 
 15.5 
 17.5 
 19.5 
 21.5 
 23.0 
 
 Per Cent 
 2 
 3 
 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 7 
 
 D_amagec 
 
 Kernels 
 
 
 Heat 
 
 Total 
 
 Damage 
 
 Per Cent 
 
 Per Cent 
 
 2 
 
 0.0 
 
 4 
 
 0.1 
 
 6 
 
 0.3 
 
 8 
 
 0.5 
 
 10 . 
 
 1.0 
 
 15 ■ 
 
 3.0 
 
 •Sample Grade. — Shall be White corn, or Yellow corn, or Mixed corn, 
 respectively, which does not come within the requirements of any of 
 the grades from No. 1 to No. 6, inclusive, or which has any commercially 
 objectionable foreign odor, or is heating, hot, infested with live weevils 
 or o^her insects injurious to stored grain, or is otherwise of distinctly 
 low quality. 
 
 (1) The corn in grades Nos. 1 to 5, inclusive, shall be cool and sweet 
 The corn in grade No. 6 shall be cool, but may be musty or sour 
 
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 DEPIIVITION OF TERMS 
 Corn. — Coi-n shall be shelled corn of the flint or dent varieties. 
 
 dasis of Determiniitloiis. — Each defermination of color damage, and 
 heat damage shall be upon the basis of the grain after the removal) of 
 foreign material and cracked corn as provided in the section deflnnig 
 foreign material and cracked corn. All other determinations shall be 
 upon the basis of the grain including such foreign material and cracked 
 corn. 
 
 Percentages. — Percentages, except in the case of moisture, shall be 
 percentages ascertained by weight. n 
 
 Percentage of Moisture — Percentage of moisture in corn shall be 
 that ascertained by the moisture tester an(d the method of use thereof 
 described in Circular No. 72, and supplement thereto, issued by the 
 United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Plant Industry, 
 or ascertained by any device and method g-iving equivalent results. 
 
 Test Weight Per Bushel. — Test weight per bushel shall be the 
 weight per "Winchester bushel as determined by the testing apparatus 
 and the method of use thereof described in Bulletin No. 472, dated 
 October 30, 1916, issued by the United States Department of Agricul- 
 ture, or as determined by any device and inethod giving equivalent 
 results. 
 
 Foreign Material and Cracked Corn. — Foreign material and cracked 
 corn shall be kernels and pieces of kernels of corn, and all matter other 
 than corn, which will pass through a metal sieve perforated with round 
 holes fourteen sixty-fourths of an inch in diameter, and all matter 
 other thari corn remaining on such sieve after screening, 
 
 Heat-Damaged Kernels. — Heat-damaged kernels shall be kernels 
 and pieces of kernels of corn which have been distinctly discolored by 
 external heat or as a result of heating caused by fermentation. 
 
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Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 107 
 
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108 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 
 
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 Adams Bag Co * 10 
 
 American LaFrance Engine Co 78 
 
 Anglo-American Milling Co ' 96 
 
 Arkell & Smiths 35 
 
 Apple, Harry B , \. 52 
 
 American Miller , : 82 
 
 Bacon, Frank W 94 
 
 Bauer Bros. Co 8 
 
 Barnard & Leas Mfg. Co 28 
 
 Bcmis-Indianapolis Bag Co 4 
 
 Buckley Bros 30 
 
 Buckeye Cereal Co 28 
 
 Canton Feed & Milling Co 84 
 
 City National Bank ' 24 
 
 Cleveland- Akron Bag Co 44 
 
 Cleveland Grain Co 18 
 
 Colegrove Greenwood Co 34 
 
 Columbian Feed Governor Co 22 
 
 Central Scientific Co 56 
 
 Clifton, C. E. & Co 79 
 
 Chittenden Hotel 46 
 
 Dixie Miller 100 
 
 Emerson, W. H. & Sons 68 
 
 Finnell Milling Co 70 
 
 Flower, S. W. & Co , 20 
 
 Fahey, John T. & Co 66 
 
 Graham Milling Co 26 
 
 Grubbs, E. A. Grain Co 26 
 
 George, S. & Co 48 
 
 George Sherrard Paper Co 6 
 
 Gregory, Wm. R. Co 102 
 
 Invincible Grain Cleaner Co 40 
 
 Jaite Co., The 78 
 
 Kress & Co 42 
 
 Kennedy Car Lining & Bag Co 70 
 
 Lemont, E. K. Co 46 
 
 Leo, Ansel S 32 
 
 Langenberg Bros. Grain Co 8 
 
 Lawrenceburg Roller Mills Co 50 
 
 Latimer, Robert L. & Co 26 
 
 Linkhart, T. W. & Sons 80 
 
 Millers' Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Harrisburg, Pa 64 
 
 McCague, R. S. Ltd 42 
 
 McFeely, Thos. Co 58 
 
 McCord, J. W 2 
 
 Mennel Milling Co 14 
 
 Michigan Millers' Mutual Fire Ins. Co « Insert 
 
 Millers' National Insurance Co., Harrisburg, Pa , Insert 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 109 
 
 Modern Miller 74 
 
 Morehouse, W. H. & Co 2& 
 
 Millers' Review '. 92 
 
 Mitchell Bros. Publishing Co 82 
 
 National Agricultural Limestone Association 90 
 
 Nitschke Brothers 107 
 
 Operative Miller 104 
 
 Perfection Carburetter Co 20 
 
 Phillips, Thos. Co 61 
 
 Richards & Evans Co , 84 
 
 Richardson Scale Co 38 
 
 Raymond Bag Co , '. 16 
 
 Reel Milling Co 107 
 
 Rosenbaum, J. Grain Co '. 12 
 
 Sheridan, Kate A 88 
 
 Smith, A. C 88 
 
 Southern Hotel 38 
 
 Southwestern Journal ;...., 84 
 
 Standard Cereal Co 70 
 
 Southworth & Co 60 
 
 Taylor, L. E. & Co 84 
 
 Tanner, W. P. , Gross & Co. , Inc Back Cover 
 
 Tanner, Frank H Inside Back Cover 
 
 Topper Bros. Iron Co '. 98 
 
 Taggart Bros Co 62 
 
 Toledo Stamp & Stencil Works 52 
 
 Union Special Machine Co 86 
 
 (Jrmston Grain Co 54 
 
 Virginia Hotel 72 
 
 Wagar, C. W. & Co. ' 76 
 
 Wright Milling Co 16 v, 
 
 Witt, Frank A 56 
 
 Zahm, J. F. & Co V2 
 
 GENERAL INDEX' 
 
 U. S. Official Wheat Grades 103-105 
 
 U. S. Official Corn Grades 105-106 
 
 Abbreviations and Signs 37 
 
 Index to Railroads 36 
 
 Constitution and By-Laws O. M. S. A :. .93 to 101 
 
 Associate Members. 89-91 
 
 Officers of O. M.S. A. Inside Cover 
 
 Directory by Cities and Towns 3 to 33 
 
 Directory by Counties 37 to 39 
 
 Ohio Millers State Association U. S. Service Honor Roll 81-83 85-87 
 
1 1 Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 
 
 CLASSIFIED INDEX 
 
 Accounting Systems , . , . 34 
 
 •Colegrove Greenwood & Co. .* , , 34 
 
 .Bags, Twine, Etc.— 
 
 .Adams Bag Co 10 
 
 Arkell toSmiths 35 
 
 Bemis-Indianapolis Bag Co. 4 
 
 ■Cleveland- Akron Bag Co . 44 
 
 •George, S. & Co 48 
 
 George Sh^ijrard Pager Co 6 
 
 The Jaite C<i) 78 
 
 Phillips, Thos. & Co * 64 
 
 Raymond ^ag Co 16 
 
 Taggart BvrfS. Co 62 
 
 Kennedy Car Lining & Bag Co 70 
 
 Banks — 
 
 City National Bank 24 
 
 BoLTiNS Cloth — 
 Kress & Co 42 
 
 .Sheridan, Kate A 88 
 
 Latimer, Robert L. & Co . 26 
 
 Car Linings— 
 
 Kennedy Car Lining & Bag Co 70 
 
 Fire Engines — 
 
 American LaFrance Fire Engine Co 78 
 
 Flour and Feed — 
 
 Apple, Harry B , 52 
 
 Buckeye Cereal Co 28 
 
 -Canton Feed & Milling Co 84 
 
 Clifton, C. E. & Co ; .... .70 
 
 Finnell Milling Co 70 
 
 •Graham Milling Co 26 
 
 Xemont, E. K. & Son 46 
 
 L6o, Ansel S 32 
 
 Liwrenceburg Roller Mills Co 50 
 
 McCague, R. S. Ltd 42 
 
 Mennel Milling Co 14 
 
 jRichards & Evans Co , 84 
 
 Reel Milling Co 107 
 
 rSmith, A. C 88 
 
 Standard Cereal Co 70 
 
 Tanner, W. P., Gross & Co., Inc Outside Cover 
 
 Wagar, C. W. & Co 76 
 
 Wright Milling Co 16 
 
 Flouk Mills — 
 
 'Buckeye Cereal Co , " 28 
 
 Canton Feed & Milling Co ' ' 33 
 
 'Finnell Milling Co , 70 
 
 Graham Milling Co 26 
 
 Lawrenceburg Roller Mills Co , 50 
 
 Mennel Milling Co 14 
 
 )?eel M Iling Co 107 
 
 Richards & Evans Co ; 80 
 
 Standard Cereal Co 70 
 
 nVright Milling Co 16 
 
Directory of Ohio Flour Mills 1 1 1 
 
 Grain Dealers — 
 
 Cleveland Grain Co 18 
 
 Fahey, John T. & Co 66 
 
 Grubbbs, E. A. Grain Co 26 
 
 Mennel Milling Co 14 
 
 Morehouse, W. H. & Co ; 26 
 
 Rosenbaum Grain Co 12 
 
 South worth & Co 60 
 
 Urmston Grain Co 54 
 
 Witt, Prank A 56 
 
 Zahm, J. F. & Co 72 
 
 Langenberg Bros. Grain Co 8 
 
 Hotels — 
 
 Chittenden Hotel 46 
 
 Southern Hotel 38 
 
 Virginia Hotel , 72 
 
 Insurance — 
 
 M illers' Mutual Fire Ins. Co. , Harrisburg, Pa 64 
 
 Millers' National Insurance Co .Insert 
 
 Michigan Millers' Mutual Fire Ins. Co , . . .Insert 
 
 McCord, J. W 2 
 
 Tanner, Frank H Back Inside Cover 
 
 Limestone Association — 
 National Agricultund Limestone Association 90 
 
 Milling Journal — 
 
 American Miller 82 
 
 Dixie Miller 100 
 
 Modern Miller '■. 7-i 
 
 Millers' Review 92 
 
 Operative Miller. 104 
 
 Southwestern Journal 84 
 
 Feeding Stuffs '.' 102 
 
 Mill Machinery — 
 
 Anglo-American Milling Machinery Co v 96 
 
 Bacon, Frank W 94 
 
 Bauer Bros. Co 8 
 
 Barnard & Leas Mfg. Co 8 
 
 Buckley Bros 30 
 
 Columbian Feed Governor Co 22 
 
 Central Scientific Co .' 56 
 
 Emerson, W. H. & Son : 68 
 
 Invincible Grain Cleaner Co 49 
 
 McFeely, Thos. Co 58 
 
 Perfection Carburetter Co 20 
 
 Richardson Scale Co 38 
 
 Taylor, L. E. & Co 84 
 
 Topper Bros. Iron Co 98 
 
 Union Special Machine Co 86 
 
 Linkhart, J. W. & Son ; 80 
 
 Seeds — 
 
 Flower, S. W. & Co 20 
 
 Morehouse, W. H.'& Co 26 
 
 Stationery and Printing — 
 Nitschke Brothers 107 
 
 Stench^— 
 "T.-jtt^do Stamp and Stencil Works 52 
 
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